“do i need one antenna for each of 3 TV's?”

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• Yes one antenna per tv. I guess it could be possible to split the output and run 2 coax out of the antenna...

  Answered by Bill 7 years ago

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• Yes. You will need one for each television.

  Answered by Yla30 7 years ago

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• yes.

  Answered by rosieteach 7 years ago

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• I think you will need one for each TV...The amplifier in the antenna is very unlikely to have the power to feed the signal over extra cables and to provide enough signal to be useful with the other tvs. To try it, you'll need a splitter which also absorbs power, then lengths of cable to reach the other tv. It would be a mess even if it worked, which I doubt. I got two other antennas for my other TVs in other rooms...Frank

  Answered by Frank 7 years ago

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• Yes. If the TVs are near each other, you could use a signal splitter and run a cable to each of the TVs. But that would lower the quality of the signal, depending on how good the reception is in your area

  Answered by Blooms 7 years ago

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