How many tv's can you hook up to it. null

That depends on how you set up the cable/wiring. You can connect only one TV to the cable that comes from the antenna. But if you connect that cable to a splitter instead of a TV, then you can connect multiple TVs to the splitter. Our house came with a prewired network that sends both a cable TV signal and an Internet/network signal to every room in the house. I connected the cable from the antenna to the 8-way splitter already installed in the house. We now have the over-the-air TV channels available in every room in the house.

We have 2 hooked up to ours. Don't know if you can do more

As many as you want, you might need to boost signal if you go over 4 or 5

I think three tvs`s using a splitter.

We only have it hooked up to one tv. I suppose you could connect one end to a cable splitter and hook it up to multiple tvs.

As many as you have cable running to them just need a splitter to run the antenna cable into and have each tv cable running out from

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Answered by KarlaU 2 years ago
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That depends on how you set up the cable/wiring. You can connect only one TV to the cable that comes from the antenna. But if you connect that cable to a splitter instead of a TV, then you can connect multiple TVs to the splitter. Our house came with a prewired network that sends both a cable TV signal and an Internet/network signal to every room in the house. I connected the cable from the antenna to the 8-way splitter already installed in the house. We now have the over-the-air TV channels available in every room in the house.
Answered by Chris 2 years ago
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We have 2 hooked up to ours. Don't know if you can do more
Answered by Westernmoviesnut1 2 years ago
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As many as you want, you might need to boost signal if you go over 4 or 5
Answered by canzok 2 years ago
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Only one.
Answered by KathleenD 2 years ago
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One
Answered by BarbaraH 2 years ago
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I think three tvs`s using a splitter.
Answered by JamesP 2 years ago
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We only have it hooked up to one tv. I suppose you could connect one end to a cable splitter and hook it up to multiple tvs.
Answered by SusanB 2 years ago
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As many as you have cable running to them just need a splitter to run the antenna cable into and have each tv cable running out from
Answered by vern1955 2 years ago
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