“Can you hok up one Antenna for two Tv's or do you need an Antenna for each TV?”

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• You can connect more than one TV to a single antenna; however, splitting the connection using a coaxial splitter (needed) will typically affect your signal strength to each TV you are splitting to as they are sharing one antenna. You can combat this by using an amplifier or more amplified antenna to draw a stronger signal. TV Antenna Basics: http://bit.ly/1gk3E3Y

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  Answered by JDBBY 10 years ago

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• One for each.

  Answered by robere 10 years ago

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• You would need splitter and it should work for 2 TVs

  Answered by Daniel 10 years ago

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• One for each tv is needed

  Answered by sheribeme 10 years ago

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• As far as I know each TV requires a separate antenna.

  Answered by Howellru 10 years ago

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• Probably would need one for each. Unless you get a coaxial cable splitter and then have cable wires running from one TV to another. Do not know how strong the signal would be.

  Answered by meme 10 years ago

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• If you put a splitter on the back of it you might be able to hook to several TVs but then you would have to drape accord a long distance to get to the second TV.

  Answered by PaulM 10 years ago

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• You need antenna for both tv's

  Answered by Terry 10 years ago

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• I suspect you could use a splitter and wire two sets

  Answered by Empty2016 10 years ago

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• No you can't. You need one for each TV/

  Answered by Hank 10 years ago

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