Can I use two hdtv I bought this hdtv atenna to cut my cord will my atenna allow me to use two or more tv's
at the same time or is there a special splitter that I need

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Impressed · Accepted Answer

I have 2 hooked to mine. Just needed a regular coax splitter.

Rogs · Answer

Regular old splitter

Televisor · Answer

A common simple 2 way splitter will do it.

TheMathTeacher · Answer

Just use a basic splitter. It works great in my house. 8 TVs

hlmosley · Answer

You just have to have a splitter. That's what I'm doing.

Fayeme · Answer

I have my house already wired for antenna/cable so I just hooked the antenna up into my attic and connected it to those lines. If you aren't getting the full receptions with multiple TV's hooked up, try adding an amplifier to get better reception.

Answered by Fayeme 10 years ago

TdKjs3S3Eu · Answer

A basic cable splitter will work however be advised there will be about a 3dbl signal loss. There are several splitter/amplifiers that you can use to overcome this.

Mike · Answer

If your house is hooked up for cable, you'll run the cable from the antenna to where your cable hooked up in your house. The only splitter you may need is a standard coax splitter.

knowlegablereviewer · Answer

yes buy a high quality splitter and keep your cable runs as short as possible

KitC · Answer

It depends on signal strength. A two TV splitter loss is about 3.5db, this is a loss of more than 1/2. With good reception it may work. There are distribution amplifiers that boost signals, and have connections for multiple TVs.

Answered by KitC 10 years ago

Duter · Answer

You will need a splitter and also a good amplifier. This anten. Has a 50 mile range. I ordered a 100 mile range ante. With rooter built in splitter and amplifier from Amazon for $30 free ship.

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