Is it possible to run multiple TV's off of this? i.e. Can you connect it to your in-house coaxial cable system and then hook up your converter boxes?
1845559
Yes. I mounted my digital antenna on the roof of my house. Connected it the coaxial that was used for cable TV access to the house. All my TV's work with either a converter box or their own digital tuner. Reception is very good for all 24 channels. I'm about 15 miles east of St Louis. I do not use any amplifiers at all.
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.
1845561
Yes, you can run multiple TVs of this antenna, but you must have a pre-amp to do so. If you have several TVs you will also need a distribution amplifier. With pre-amp, no problem with in-house coaxial system.
1845562
I run two TVs off of my antenna and I am not using a pre-amp. It works fine for both TVs. However, I can't answer your in-house coaxial system question.
1845563
Yes you can run multiple TV's from this just remember you loose about 3db per splitter in the system so if you are doing to many TV's or to long of a run you might need an amp.
1845564
Sure. How well it works will depend on several factors, including the strength of the received signal, quality of the coax splitter, length and quality of all connecting coax lines, etc. Also, when you mention converter boxes, what boxes are you referring to? Any TV of any kind of recent vintage includes an OTA tuner, so you likely don't need a converter box at all. If you have an older TV without an OTA tuner, you might need one, but keep in mind that you're likely sacraficing any high-definition content.
742034
Not quite sure why you would need a 'converter box' unless the TV is an older analog set. I just hooked up the antenna to the back of my set & works fine.
1117486
As many as you want. You will need to use splitters and run coax to each television.
2260298
no. this splitter starts at one source and goes to two different tvs. not one tv to two different sources. sorry. i will say that product is out there. make sure you have good hdmi cables.
258436
Yes, thats what the conveter box doez. Just connect the coax to the tv in on the conveter box an the tv out to your tv or use one of the other output to one of the tv input
1271372
you can only put 4 different unit's into it, but out to 2 different tv's hope this helps
1609892
It might be possible however the unit has it's own power converter box that will work 2 TV's. I am not sure it the unit will work it you try and bypass the converter box since it powers rotation on the anntena as well.I do know that the converter box can be hooked up to a satellite receiver then to the tv for local channels.The instructions do say if there is a signal problem you can hook the anntena directly to the tv so I would try hooking to your outside cable box and eliminate the extra wires of coarse the anntena will not rotate without the power box.
1159961
Sadly, no. You need a switcher for multiple devices to connect to one TV; this will allow one input to go to multiple displays.
1109446
You need one multi-stream cable card, which supports up to 4 tuners. Guess you received enough answers now!!
570360
No you cannot. It is just a radio that transmits the single hdmi output signal from your cable box. It cannot transmit the multiple signals from your coaxial.
1719443
Yes you can. As long as your tv will accept either a coax cable or analog connections.
1006289
Yes - we currently use it with two TVs, and can have both of them turned on at once.
499228
Keep in mind that this unit is a switch and not a signal divider. You can connect it to two TV's, but only one TV will be active at any given time. The unit allows you to connect a cable box to both TVs but only one of the TV's will have a signal, depending on the switch setting.
2260300
no. this splitter starts at one source and goes to two different tvs. not one tv to two different sources.sorry. i will say that product is out there. make sure you have good hdmi cables.
2080380
As long as you have the three plugs on both units, you can connect this. You will have to direct your television (probably through the menu) to the proper input.
1218171
I would assume so. I have it mounted outside, through rg6 coaxial, into the house, then through a booster (need power supply), and into an HD tv. It supplies 2 tvs with no problem.
725578
It is a cable type hook-up. My best answer is, "I do not know." However, if there is a Cable-IN and a Cable-OUT I would 'guess' that it is possible. -Or maybe try a cable splitter at the TV. Sorry I can not be better help.