does this allow satellite signal to be picked up on extra tv wirelessly, provided our main tv has a satellite receiver already?
1027585
yes. I have SAtellite servivce and the box has the 3 cable RCA jacks in the back. These units have cables included. The receiving TV needs to have the same input RCA jacks otherwise you need to purchase a converter. I have the units 15 feet away through 2 walls and get a good signal as long as nothing interferes like a person. The units need to be adjusted several times to get a steady signal.
1027586
Yes it does...and quite well! Using the cord provided, the transmitter plugs right in to my Dish Network satellite receiver. The receiver plugs into my extra tv and its just that easy. It came with good instructions so I was able to easily set it up myself.
2051349
No, this is solely to get your tv to be able to connect wirelessly to your network
1646340
No, the WiFi part is for incoming signals. The connection to the TV is through a cable such as HDMI.
60256
you will need to buy a RF Link for each additional TV and connect the receiver to it. So you will only need one of the transmitters, which you will attach to the TV that's on your cable or satellite box.In my setup, I have 2 satellite boxes, so I have a transmitter on each of them. My third TV has 1 receiver and I use the switches on the back of the receiver to choose which transmitter to "listen" to. When I add another TV, I will put my unused receiver on it and set it up the same way.
2009926
No what you need for that is called a diplexer. I used one to combine our satellite signal with my roof antenna. Not sure you can use it to combine Internet with broadcast TV. You will need two of them one on the source and one at the room you want to split them back out. You can find them many electronic stores. Good luck with it.
1636262
Sort of...but you have to use the pair. Your Dish receiver will have a coaxial input (F-connector) for each input, SAT and VHF/Antenna. Simply connect the satellite coax to the SAT side and the antenna to the VHF side. At the other end, where your receiver is, connect a short cable from each to the appropriate F-connector in the back of the Dish box. Hopefully that is what you are wanting to do. Good luck!
1104090
Our house is wired for cable. Since we use the cable for internet, the satellite installer didn't use the existing cable wiring. You could easily do the same.
1886057
That's a tricky question. I'm inclined to say no because it's hooked up to different mode on the TV (e.g., Component inputs vs. HDMI inputs). The Rf Link only sends a copy of what's on one TV and transmits it to another. Hope that helps.
1430914
the thing is Called LMB and no you will also need the dish satellite and receiver. to be able to use dish.
1215336
yes. I have done it once but if you hook two Antennas together you will have signal booster with two outputs.
555099
I have two HDTVs connected to one Satellite receiver so my guess would be yes if it is an HDMI connection
169410
I can't say for sure. Keep in mind that most Satellite TV is wired in house via coax.
1748478
The satellite you need for a particular channel can only be selected by the main TV. If the you are watching TV on the aux. TV (second TV) and change channels that requires a different sat., you will get a complete loss of reception message. There are many other problems with this unit. Such as-if you are watching TV on the aux. ((second TV) and your wife turns on the main TV and selects a channel on a sat. that is different from the one you are watching, you will lose your program. Such activity is the seed for many marital fights. I returned my Flex.
399232
I guess it could. It's like a splitter. I don't have satellite TV. I'm sure it could work...
74848
Yes and No. This device is used to provide inputs to tuner #1 and tuner #2 of a satelite reciever using only one coax cable from the dish antenna. The satelite reciever I have has outputs for two televisions and they can both be watching different channels. This device is not a signal "splitter" to hook two televisions to one antenna. I hope this helps and I have made myself clear on this. If not let me know!
807939
Of course not. The unit must be registered with Dish to receive signals. If you are trying to steal satellite service, you will have to find a different way.
1382421
Yes, if a TV is not connected to the antenna it gets no signal. I have only one hooked up but it appears you can hook up two.