“Can we connect this outside antenna to the existing outside DirecTv cable attached to the dish which we will disconnect?”

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• Yes you can. I did this and then split the feed in the house and was able to use one antenna for all three of my TV's. Works great and saved me from buying multiple antennas.

  Answered by Jbheels12 7 years ago

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• Yes, that will work if it's a standard coaxial cable, and assuming there is nothing substantial between the antenna and your towers. (Trees are no problem.)

  Answered by SurfsideBeachTX 6 years ago

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• Yes, you can connect the antenna to the same coaxial cable that was once used for a satellite dish connection.

  Answered by CommunityAnswer 7 years ago

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• Yes, you need an adapter to screw in the new antenna cable and the old dish cable.

  Answered by Nocable 7 years ago

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