What if I have multiple TVs? How does that work? null

We connected ours to the splitter and each of our TVs are fed a signal from there. The amplifier was installed after the antenna but before the coax splitter input.

If the signal is strong enough coming into the antenna, you can split the coax cable to multiple TV's. But most likely would need 2 antennas for this small of a range.

No. It's intended for single use only.

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We connected ours to the splitter and each of our TVs are fed a signal from there. The amplifier was installed after the antenna but before the coax splitter input.
Answered by splatmatt 8 months ago
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If the signal is strong enough coming into the antenna, you can split the coax cable to multiple TV's. But most likely would need 2 antennas for this small of a range.
Answered by Kevvyrudeshoes 8 months ago
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No. It's intended for single use only.
Answered by ThomasP 9 months ago
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