“If more than one TV is hooked up to the antenna can you watch different channels on the TV's”

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• Yes, all you need is a splitter or distribution amplifier to split the signal from one antenna to multiple TVs. And each separate TV can watch different channels you may choose. Only one antenna is necessary. You may choose 2 port, 3 port, 4 port, or 8 port splitters. If the signals are weak, you may need to use a preamplifier and/or a distribution amplifier, which is also known as an amplified splitter. The Rocketfish 4 port distribution amp at Best Buy may be used, or just a regular Rocketfish splitter may work if an amp is not needed.

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  Answered by tylerSC 9 years ago

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• Yes absolutely

  Answered by Frankie 9 years ago

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• Yes

  Answered by Herk 9 years ago

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• Yes. It just pulls all the signals in that it can, then cables take them to your TV's (through an amplifier/splitter) where the tuners in your TV's do the rest of the work.

  Answered by Oside49er 9 years ago

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• You can. Each TV can change channels independently of each other.

  Answered by Antennas Direct Expert 9 years ago

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