how many TVs will hook up to this antenna at one time?
202046
I haven't tried it, but I'm sure you can use a cable splitter to hook it up to multiple TV's but not sure about the quality.
202047
As it arrives in the box from Amazon, only one. But you may add a coaxial splitter to the line in order to connect more than one. (Not sure how this would affect the signal -- but I would strongly suggest adding such a splitter BETWEEN the TVs and the amplifier module (small rectangular box) rather than between the antenna and this module.Hope that helped ...
202048
There is really no limit but beyond 3 it is best to use an AC powered RG6 splitter to keep the signal strong. Place the antenna output cable to the splitter directly or after the 3rd TV to feed to other TVs. They can be found at Best Buy etc.
1006289
Yes - we currently use it with two TVs, and can have both of them turned on at once.
970078
The antenna connection on back the of your tv, you should have one for cable and one for antenna make sure you connect to antenna not cable one
525965
it depends on many t.v's you have. I had a 4 splitter which means I plugged the antenna into a splitter that went to four t.v's. Picked up about 50 channels but then I added 2 more t.v's. So I just went ahead and got a 8 splitter but then some of the channels would not come in. I took the 8 splitter back and got a 6 splitter which is all I needed and got all my channels back, so if you only have 4 t.v's then only get a 4 splitter, hope this helps. if you only get a few channels you migfht have to get the amp that goes with this but I did not needs.
319856
I have two digital TV attached. Also I have installed a signal amplifier attached to the antenna. But I don't know the direct answer to your question. It seems to me that the signal amplifier (at less than $20) would make sense if you live on the edge of the TV transmitter coverage area.
1396383
No, one strip is plenty, have one on my 55, and one on my 70. And for me, just a single strip per TV works great.
1249839
Nope. There is only one plug - one end goes to the antenna - the other end to your TV. Once connected, follow the antenna manual's directions and it will begin "automatically" scanning for all the channels it can receive. Would love to hear how many channels you pull in. :) Best Wishes.
628858
Yes...We have ours hooked up to 2 tvs. We have to buy a converter box for one tv because it was not HD.
60259
Kathleen, No problem! You can hook up as many tv's as you want to one transmitter. Just buy additional 5811 Recievers for the new tv's. Note all tv's will see the same channel as the main tv. I just saw additional 5811 recievers on Amazon for about $70. If you need more info, I'll try to help. I've got multiple tv's each using a 5811 reciever to watch tv on 2 different floors from one tv located behind the house in my office. As long as you buy the same Brand/Model reciever (remote tv) as the transmitter (unit at main tv) they should be compatible - don't mix different brands - they may not talk to each other!! If you have more questions I'll try to help. dmcgilly@aol.com. It's easy - good luck. Den Kathleen, No problem! You can hook up as many tv's as you want to one transmitter. Just buy additional 5811 Recievers for the new tv's. Note all tv's will see the same channel as the main tv. I just saw additional 5811 recievers on Amazon for about $70. If you need more info, I'll try to help. I've got multiple tv's each using a 5811 reciever to watch tv on 2 different floors from one tv located behind the house in my office. As long as you buy the same Brand/Model reciever (remote tv) as the transmitter (unit at main tv) they should be compatible - don't mix different brands - they may not... » Read More Kathleen, No problem! You can hook up as many tv's as you want to one transmitter. Just buy additional 5811 Recievers for the new tv's. Note all tv's will see the same channel as the main tv. I just saw additional 5811 recievers on Amazon for about $70. If you need more info, I'll try to help. I've got multiple tv's each using a 5811 reciever to watch tv on 2 different floors from one tv located behind the house in my office. As long as you buy the same Brand/Model reciever (remote tv) as the transmitter (unit at main tv) they should be compatible - don't mix different brands - they may not talk to each other!! If you have more questions I'll try to help. dmcgilly@aol.com. It's easy - good luck. Den « Show Less
233547
Depends on how strong of a signal you receive. I split the signal to 3 TV's with no issues. The box has only one Coax output but you can by a splitter to distribute to multiple TV's.
405930
Yup. Not a problem. this will hook up three tvs or whatever you want to connect to it.
1448620
I think it will only handle one in and two out. Like your DTV box to two tV's
319874
You need an antenna cable to go from your antenna to the device hooked to the "in" connector. Then you can hook another antenna cable to your TV from one of the "out" connectors.
1714840
That would work; just put them all on the same channel. Wonderful reception and ease of use. Bob
597915
You mount the antenna in an attic or outside, or I guess you could mount in inside, but you will get better reception the higher you can mount it. You connect the antenna to the TV with a standard coaxial cable. You would have to use a "spiltter" to go to more than one TV. The more times you "split the signal, the less your reception will be.The channels you get will depend on if your local channels broadcast "over the air". You would have to call those stations and ask them.
1251432
It has to attach to the TV much like cable TV does. As far as I can tell you can only use it with one TV at a time.
527551
If you mean can this pick up analog stations answer is yes it can. If you want to view in HD and have a CRT you will need a box. True with any antenna. You can hook up 2 TVs. It has 3 cable ports in the back one for incoming from antenna the other two out to your TVs. You can use just one as well.