“How many TVs can be hooked up to 1 antenna do I need extra boosters or anyother parts to connect other TVs”

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• A splitter should work fine, but if you have any tiling you may need to add an amplifier. However, be cautious about adding an amp, if you have any interference it will also amp the bad signal with the good.

  Answered by Rogs 10 years ago

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• You will need a splitter, that's it. They sell them at Best Buys and Lowes.

  Answered by Audiophile928 10 years ago

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• You can hook up multiple TVs to this antenna. I had to buy a splitter with a signal amplifier to send the signal to the rest of the rooms otherwise I had spotty reception with regular splitters.

  Answered by Sixam 9 years ago

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• 4 tv's total can be hooked up to this antenna with a antenna booster block from Lowes that costs 16$. Helps increase signal reception and is also a 4 port coax hub for cheap.

  Answered by CoDoogle 9 years ago

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• We have three hooked up with no problems.

  Answered by Winny7 10 years ago

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• Without knowing your reception situation. The best way to test for reception is to connect a , 2 , 3 , 4 , way splitter and connect Tv's.

  Answered by Televisor 10 years ago

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• I have 4 TVs hooked to one antena, and purchased the booster from the manufacturer.

  Answered by Oscarillo 10 years ago

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• Most of this will depend on how strong your broadcasts are. There is an insertion loss with a signal splitter. The bigger the splitter, the bigger the loss. There is always the possibility you may need a distribution amplifier. But, if you have great signal strength you may not need one. Please call in to our tech support line @ 877-825-5572, we can complete a detailed analysis based on your locations and needs. Thanks!

  Answered by Antennas Direct Expert 10 years ago

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• No. I just hooked it up to the junction box. Works on all eight TVs

  Answered by TheMathTeacher 10 years ago

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• I have hooked up 2 TV's with one antenna and without a booster's but one might help in getting more channels.

  Answered by steve 10 years ago

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