“Can you use this for two TVs? Or do I need to buy two antennas? I have two TVs in two different rooms of my house and would like to use this TV antenna. Can one work for both? What would the setup have to be? Thanks.”

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• I suppose you could. But this is a wired antenna, which means you'd have to buy a splitter and enough cable to run a feed to the other room. In which case, you'd probably suffer enough signal loss to significantly degrade the signal. So you'd probably want to buy a signal booster. By the time you buy the splitter and cable (not to mention the booster), you may as well just buy another antenna. Not to mention the fact that you'd have to drill holes or run a cable through your house, either of which could be unsightly.

  Answered by KCPhil 9 years ago

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• The antenna is for use for one TV. It screws into the cable coaxial on the back of your TV and you can mount it on the wall or window.

  Answered by casm1969 9 years ago

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• I have one Mohu Leaf for each of my TVs located in different rooms. Set-up is extremely simple. Simply hook up to the TV and run auto-search for the TV's channel tuner (Antenna) and it's automatically finds the broadcast signals for you. The entire process takes no more than 5 minutes.

  Answered by jimijohn 10 years ago

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• If you use a signal splitter and two cables running to each TV then the answer is yes assuming that both of the televisions have digital tuners.

  Answered by Mrjlturner 9 years ago

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• It would work better if you bought two antennas. If you used only one antenna you would have to get a splitter and mount it outdoors. This is an indoor antenna.

  Answered by Sandy 9 years ago

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• Your better off buying one for each tv. Other buy a digital antenna for the roof to run to tvs.

  Answered by littlelenny 9 years ago

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• 1 per television

  Answered by Sacee01 9 years ago

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• It should work with a splitter.

  Answered by Dwaynevj 9 years ago

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• You can use only one antenna per TV

  Answered by LARRY 9 years ago

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• You have to have one for each tv

  Answered by BestBuyGuy 10 years ago

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