“would be able to hook up all 3 tvs?”

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• I have my one antenna going to an 8-way digital splitter/amplifier and then running to 5 TVs and 3 HDHomeruns, and I experience no signal issues. I've been running this configuration for almost two years with no problems and receive 70 OTA channels in the Orlando area.

  Answered by cobra66 9 years ago

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• You can if it doesn't not come with a splitter you would need to buy one to be able to hook up multiple tv

  Answered by Kris 10 years ago

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• The instructions state not to split the signal.

  Answered by mohuant 10 years ago

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• The manual says not to split the signal.

  Answered by mohuant 10 years ago

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• You will need one antenna per television; you need to connect it to the tv.

  Answered by lifelinx 10 years ago

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