“can i use 1 antenna for more than 1 tv”

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• No. Each TV requires an antenna, but it's cheaper than cable.

  Answered by Tyler 10 years ago

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• I suppose you could. You would need to have a splitter and run a long RF cable though.

  Answered by Randy 10 years ago

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• Yes

  Answered by bluesband 10 years ago

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• Not that I'm aware of, I personally hooked up one to each tv.

  Answered by lady 10 years ago

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• No this is a single-use item.

  Answered by doogie448 10 years ago

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• No it has only one connector. Also it loses signal quickly.

  Answered by Steelhead360 10 years ago

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• No you would be lucky to be able to use it at all.

  Answered by Reen 10 years ago

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• I only used with one TV but signal seemed strong enough to split with an additional TV

  Answered by Excello 10 years ago

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• Yes use a cable splitter

  Answered by Rick4 10 years ago

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• No you cannot, only one Coaxial cable out of the antenna.

  Answered by DucksterFanz 10 years ago

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