Would obtain more channels and more strength no freezing on channles, Due to long coax cable serving (2) tvs.
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This is what it know as a distribution amplifier. What that means is that if you have a good signal to this amplifier, it will drive several TVs. If you have a very long feed from the antenna to the splitter, you may be better suited with a preamplifier at the antenna. It boosts the signal before the long cable. It usually is power through the same cable as the signal is fed through. For example, if the splitter is in the basement, you would plug in the power supply there and insert it in the cable going to the antenna. The signal from the antenna still feeds the opposite direction to your splitter. The reason for doing it this way is that once a signal is degraded by a long feed, you would only be amplifying the noise and poorer signal. A good cable (RG6 quad shielded) should be fine for 50 feet, provided the connectors are properly installed. Above that length. I would use the preamplifier. The same company sells them also. One thing to keep in mind is that with old analog signals, you would get ghosting or fuzziness with a weak signal. The digital signal is much more annoying with digitalization and audio or video dropouts. I hope this helps.
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I think it is just the channel that they run on. That way you can have 2 and they can be controlled separately.
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absolutely more memory better reliability better remote lots more channels better picture quality, lots of reasonshttp://streamingtvguide.blogspot.com/
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This TV has multiple hookups, coax, RCA, and HDMI so you can hook up a number of devices.
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What you get is 2 identical units that you put at each end of the coax cable.
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I think it is doable because you connect the coaxial first to this antenna. The other end of the coaxial can be connected to a splitter - I cannot try it or test it as I don't have 2 TVs.
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Has 4 channels 2 for "a" and 2 for "b" and you can select "a" or "b" or both.
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Longer the wire more connections the week the single.but you can if you need to.
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It means you can use the same coax cable for these along with your cable tv service or your standard tv antenna connection.
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If you installation is good - good coax and connectors, I would say there is nothing you can do, other than raise it higher off the ground. I sent mine back.
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This is a combiner. It takes two antennas and combines the received signals on one coax cable. It does not increase signal strength.
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All else being equal between the two antennas, the physically longer of the two would radiate the signal better. A well matched antenna of the largest physical size reasonable for the installation will always be best.
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We have a older (tube-type) TV and the wireless router is on another floor.The HD works great and gets a max strength signal.
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The system requires a receiver that can connect via HDMI cable to control watching tv channels.
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The channel is about a half inch high and about two inches wide, plenty of room for several cables I should think.
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No. You can pickup strong signals with the existing antenna. If you hook that antenna with a long wire you can pick up a lot more stations.
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I run a coax TV cable through this and it is very close to capacity. That's the best estimate I can give!What I think of as normal heavy-gauge speaker wire would mean two pairs would fit. I don't know how thick Monstet cable is. (And I never will, sorry,)- Mark