“Do I need a separate antenna for each TV in the house?”

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• There may be a way to get splitters, etc, but generally speaking you'll be better off to dedicate one per TV.

  Answered by AtlantaGreg 5 years ago

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• Generally, yes, or you need someway to amplify and split the signals to other TV's (which means running cable). So you have to do the math to see what makes the most sense for you. If you do decide to run cable, then don't cheap out on cable or amplifier. I would suggest you purchase from a reputable online retailers vs the local hardware store. Good Amplifiers / splitters will set up back $50 or more. Stay away from the $10 splitters. In theory this unit is already amplified, but I doubt it has enough power for very long runs.

  Answered by TheOffice1234 5 years ago

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• Yes

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• Yes

  Answered by Cipher469 5 years ago

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• Yes.

  Answered by Cipher469 5 years ago

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• Yes, typically you will need an indoor antenna for each TV.

  Answered by Frank614 5 years ago

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