i have cable upstairs tv the one in the basement has none will i be able to use this forthe tv to watch tv
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I use mine in my living room and the signal sometimes won't display the channel properly. If your basement is really low to the ground, I don't think it will work good. Also, know that channels such as comedy central, nicalodian, cartoon network, animal planet, etc won't show up using this sattelite. If you want to watch those channels, just get a cable box.
1074653
You should be able to. Some tvs need converter boxes, insure that you have one of needed.
1337174
To be honest I think you will have to try it or call the company about your location. By the way, I am happy with the product, I install in the attic of my house run coax cable to both of my TV.
2138596
It will work, but you may get only a limted number channels depending on your area. Also, I am not sure if will pick a good signal in a basement.
1314062
Yes you can. You will need a red and white cable. Like the one you would use for your tv.
1827656
Yes you can. Depending on what hookup your tv has you might need to buy an extra cord but it has the "old" red yellow white cord attachment which works
291305
Sorry, you cannot. The secondary TV will have the same channel as the Primary (Primary being where the sender TV hook-up).
1815835
You'll need some kind of receiver. We installed these during our basement finish. We have an outlet where all the wires come out of the wall and then plug them into the receiver, which communicates with our TV.
1545746
You can hook it up but if your cable box has hdcp encryption which I'm sure it does use you will not be able to watch tv from it. You will need to get a dvi-hdmi converter to bypass that part of it.
574376
Our tv is on the first floor and our cable box with the eye is in the basement. Works great.
1618346
Yes you can. Just remove the coax that goes to your TV's from the cable feed outside your house, mount the antenna in your desired location and run a coax cable from the antenna and connect (use a male/male connector) it to the cable that feeds your TV's. It's as easy as that and if your like me you will get a better picture than you got from your cable provider
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Not unless you have (paid) cable,we have no cable & it pulls 27 channels (the tv in the bedroom pulls more channels,I think it's closer to the Towers
1845560
You could but it really works best as a single-TV unit. When you start to divide the signal amongst other gear the quality goes downa bit. An amp would help as CC58 pointed out. The in-house coaxial hookup is a decent idea.
1196353
You will need a cablecard as.well as the coaxial cable to use this. You will also need a.computer to pit this card in. But after you have all of that and you activate the card you should be good to go.
499435
I don't know anything about Uverse, but if you have wireless internet, that is called wi-fi. Your TV will connect to the wireless internet (wi-fi), and allows you to use Smart TV, which are programs (applications, or apps) built into your tv (such as Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime video, etc..,). If you still do not know what I'm talking about, you may need to find someone you know that has knowledge of these type things to come assess your house and service before you buy the tv. They will probably also need to help you set these up once you get the tv.
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The antenna connects to the tv using the same type of connection as a cable wire, so a usb is not needed. If you are replacing cable with the antenna, you can actually use the cable wiring in your house to connect all of your tv's to one antenna. Put the antenna in the room at the highest point in the house. Get a 2 way cable splitter. One end goes to the tv in that room. The other end connects to the existing cable wire. Follow the existing cable wire to your basement or wherever the cable comes in to the house. Get a 5 way splitter (for up to 4 tv's). Connect the cable coming from the room with the antenna to the input of the 5 way splitter. Connect all of your other tv cables to the outputs of the 5 way splitter. You will then just need to change each tv to use air instead of cable. Be sure to buy quality splitters with gold ends.
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Well also it just a regular TV I mean all you have to do is either hook up your cable TV up by Hdmi or cable wire or TV intena by wire and I guess you could use the converter box for free TV I don't know how that works
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I don't think you need cable. If you already have a router and a home network, the TV will find it automatically. You just need to put in your password. Hope this helps