“If I wanted to have two antenna aimed in different directions for maximum channel pickup, can I use this to functionally bridge them and input to my TV? Has anyone ever tried this using 1 antenna as control, another as extra channel pickup?”
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I’m not an expert, but based on my recent research, I don’t think this item will work for that. You need a signal combiner, not a splitter. This item is a splitter with 1 In and 2 Outs, so you could connect the signal coming in from 1 antenna out to 2 TVs with this. I had to buy something else to connect 2 coaxial cables to 1 TV, it needs to have 2 Ins and 1 Out. I got a coaxial switch, which actually has a manual switch to change from A to B input. You can also get combiners without the switch, and I have seen products that say they are both splitters & combiners, but I haven’t tried these.
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