“Two questions. 1. Do you really have to mount these up on walls near windows? If so, how do you do that without it looking tacky? 2. How does it work to use same antenna for more than one TV?”
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I have one mounted in the bedroom on top of the cabinet the TV sets in - not near a window. The other one does sit in the basement window as I thought it would work best there. Both work great. I haven't tried hooking up two TV's.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.1. Not really, but they work better high and near windows. There is only one small cable from the TV to the antenna so run it along a corner or wood trim. Be sure to download the RCA Signal Finder App--it takes the guess work out of the correct direction to aim the antenna. I have attached 3 photos showing one of my antenna installations on top of a 6-shelf CD stack, about 8 feet away from the TV. 2. We have 3 different TVs in 3 different rooms and it definitely would be tacky to run a splitter and 3 different cables all over the house to the 3 different TVs. The RCA - Indoor Flat Amplified HDTV Antenna is only $40, and we can vouch for at least a 40 mile range. (Claims up to 55-miles reception range.) FWIW: We also have an $80 TERK - Indoor Flat Amplified HDTV Antenna on our primary TV, but we don't notice any significant difference between the $80 TERK and the $40 RCA.
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