“Does it hook up to TV directly or to your wall for other tv's?”

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• I have one connected directly to my TV and another connected to where the cable splitter. All my other TV's get clear channels from the one antenna..

  Answered by mchapman007 9 years ago

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• the antenna has two attached cords, one plugs into electric outlet, the other hooks directly to your tv, or through say a dvd player, that is hooked to your tv. They both connect to the antenna that hangs on the wall. So only good for use with one tv.

  Answered by kidrock 9 years ago

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• The flat panel adheres to the wall, while the coaxial cable is screwed into the coaxial port on the television. There is also an optional plug in to increase the signal with an electronic boost.

  Answered by buzzsaw630 9 years ago

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• You can hook it up directly to the TV as long as the TV has a cable input. There is also a power cord to plug into the wall if you want to use the amplifier feature.

  Answered by Blindman 9 years ago

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• This product hooks directly to your TV (Antenna In).

  Answered by Sandy 9 years ago

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• What is in your wall? Is that a cable connection that you're not using, or a connection to a rooftop or attic antenna? You need to know that before you connect this antenna to the wall and hope to use it on multiple TVs. You need to make sure that there is no other antenna or cable source active "in the wall." I have mine going to a signal splitter which then connects to my family room TV (as it's only source) and to an old cable company cable which I intercepted and ran to the satellite box in the basement (as a replacement for their standard definition version of our local (HDTV) channels).

  Answered by PSUBill80 9 years ago

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• Hooks up directly to your tv - 1 antenna to 1 tv.

  Answered by Debgio 9 years ago

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• it hooks ups directly in the back of your tv.

  Answered by heavenbound777 9 years ago

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• This connects directly to your TV.

  Answered by CommunityAnswer 9 years ago

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• It hooks up directly to your TV.

  Answered by Wolfman 9 years ago

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