“Will I need a antenna for each tv in my house?”

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• Yes, or you split the cable for every tv.

  Answered by Briana 8 years ago

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• Yes, one antenna for each tv. Price makes this an easy fix to avoid cable/Dish/Directv charges.

  Answered by Speedy 8 years ago

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• Not necessarily. You can connect a splitter to you antenna, and send the signal to two or three tv's. However, the signal degrades the more you split it, and the longer the wire. so you may need a pre-amp to make sure the signal doesn't degrade too badly. You would connect the amp close to the antenna, then connect amp to splitter, and run cables from splitter to tv's.

  Answered by Nooyawka 8 years ago

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