“I have a tv downstairs in the living room as well as upstairs in my bedroom. Will one antenna work or would I need an antenna for each tv?”

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• You need one for each tv as it connects the the tv.

  Answered by Maymay 8 years ago

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• You would need one antenna per TV unless you went with a Sky or Air 60 roof/attic mount antenna. In most locations they can support up to 6 televisions. The indoor antennas are not robust enough to effectively support more than one TV.

  Answered by Mohu Customer Service 8 years ago

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• As far as I can tell, since it is an indoor antenna, you would need a separate antenna for each TV. It seems as though outdoor antennas are the only ones that can be attached to a splitter and run to multiple TV's.

  Answered by Cablecutter 8 years ago

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• One for each TV as the cable cord needs to be plugged in. Comes with cable cord. Situate next to a window if possible.

  Answered by Anonymous 8 years ago

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• I was able to use a splitter and I am now using one antenna for two Tvs.

  Answered by Mfinn111 8 years ago

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