How many TV's does the antenna support?
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I did not connect the antenna. I found it to be MickyMouse in that it had a rotor that had no stops, so aiming would be a major problem. I purchased a fixed antenna from another vendor and am very happy with it. A general answer to your question would be that with a good splitter you should be able to have several antennas connected.David
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.
858459
Depending upon how talented you are with electrical wiring and signal spliters, you may only need one digital antenna. I suggest that you try ONE digital antenna connected to ONE signal spliter to which you connect TWO televisions then trying switching channels on both TVs to perceive the results. Remember, not all TV's are configured to connect directly to digital antennas. Therefore, you may not be able to directly connect the digital antenna without an intervening analog to digital converter box.
1120180
It's supposed to be as many as you want as long as the code is set the same between all units. I have had issues with the 2nd one I attached changing channels but I think that is a remote issue....signal still works fine.
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.
1272399
Only one TV, unless you use a splitter, but I would think twice about buying this Amplifier. It may not do the job you want.
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Before antenna: no over the air channelsAfter antenna: several over the air channels#gain
525227
I am using it from antenna to 2 TVs. Product shows it can go both ways, two inputs to one. You should be able to make the switch from your TV screen.
628862
Yes I am using 4 tvs with this excellent antenna. Its picking up all free station from 150 miles away..I love this and good luck to you.
1056280
yes you will need more than one. It will only work on one tv at a time. Or you could use it in on what ever room you are watching the tv in. Very easy to hook up.
1967789
This has two ports for "Out" and runs two TV's just fine. There is one line-in for your antenna, one line in for power (needs to be plugged in to work), and two line-outs for TVs. By the way, it works great, too.
833240
Yes you can hook up multiple TVs with a Splitter. The length of cable and number of TV drops will affect signal strength to each TV. With the Wingard Signal Booster (which makes a lot of difference) You should be able to add additional TVs with No Problem.
613783
2 would be my max. I would recommend a guy wire set for a tv antenna on 2. A whip would be ok on 2.
516712
yes you can, but this device has 4 inputs and 2 outputs meaning you could hook it up to 4 cable boxes but you can only display it on 2 tvs, so i don't thinks it's what you are looking for
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 ...
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.
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My TV is an HDTV. I just hooked up the antenna cable to the back of the TV, plugged the electrical cord into the wall outlet, put the antenna in the window, and had the TV scan for channels. In one window I got 11 channels, then I switched to a different window in the same room and got 35 channels! I did NOT use a cable/satellite box. The reception is awesome; it looks like I have cable, but I don't. :)
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I don't know about needing more or different ones. I have an older TV so I just used the cables that were sent with it. Sorry, I couldn't be more help.