“Is there a reasonable way to use one to serve all the smart tvs in the house wirelessly, rather than having a separate antenna for each set?”

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• NO, each tv needs its own antenna,

  Answered by RichardC 2 years ago

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• Look into a Silicon Dust HDHomeRun.

  Answered by SprtnBit 2 years ago

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• No, you’ll need an antenna for each tv.

  Answered by Anonymous 2 years ago

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• Yes....put one on the roof then plug your coax from tv to wall

  Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago

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• No

  Answered by BR549 3 years ago

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• I don't think you can split the signal

  Answered by Bren 3 years ago

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• Dont think so.

  Answered by Scott 3 years ago

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• Try to use the Amazon - Fire TV Recast 500GB OTA DVR - Model: B01J6A6H74 SKU: 6301666 to record on-air television.

  Answered by BestBuyEssentialsSupport Team 3 years ago

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