Can I hook 3 tvs to 1 antenna? null

Yes, you can hook up 3 TVs to 1 antenna.

Yes, but* If you live 40 plus miles away from towers or the signal you receive has a small or negative nm (noise margin) value. (use an online search engine to find a signal calculator for your address) you will most likely need a powered splitter or preamp. If you are in an apartment 50 miles away, in a hilly valley, have your antennas inside, have a four way splitter, have negative noise margin values, and over 100ft of coax, like myself, then you will need both a pre amp and distribution amp.

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Yes, you can hook up 3 TVs to 1 antenna.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 9 years ago
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Yes, but* If you live 40 plus miles away from towers or the signal you receive has a small or negative nm (noise margin) value. (use an online search engine to find a signal calculator for your address) you will most likely need a powered splitter or preamp. If you are in an apartment 50 miles away, in a hilly valley, have your antennas inside, have a four way splitter, have negative noise margin values, and over 100ft of coax, like myself, then you will need both a pre amp and distribution amp.
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