can I send to 2 TV's with a purchase of 2nd receiver
162885
According to what Nyrius told me, that is not possible due to some communication regulations.
628858
Yes...We have ours hooked up to 2 tvs. We have to buy a converter box for one tv because it was not HD.
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.
261084
The first two answers are correct: you need a video (yellow) and audio (red/black) output to use for transmitting the signal and the 2nd TV needs to have those inputs. If you don't have that, here are a couple of cheap alternatives: for the transmitting (1st) TV, you can add a cheap VCR that has those signals. For the receiving (2nd) TV, you can add a cheap RCA to Coax converter box if that TV doesn't have RCA inputs. Those can be purchased on-line or at Radio Shack.
330853
No, this is the oposite. One input to have two tv's connected. You need two inputs one output.
1271372
you can only put 4 different unit's into it, but out to 2 different tv's hope this helps
2179903
I do not think so. You can have two TVs set up with one hooked up to the TV directly and one getting its signal wirelessly
1597167
yes you can. i bought a kit with 1 transmitter and two receivers. Then bought 2 more receivers later. all 4 work great!
1132097
I think it does because you can order the nutone wireless button separate and it will work on that unit. So I don't see why it can't work having two. The buttonwill just send out radio waves and the two units will pick it up. Besides if it doesn't Amazon will gladly let you return it free of charge :) And also it will probably dependon how far apart the button is from 2nd receiver. Its not high tech and the signal might be weak if the distance is too far apart.
682404
Yes, but you will need to put in splitter (one input and 2 outputs and run the outputs to the two (2) receivers.
1628519
If your TVs are not "digital ready", meaning they have a converter built in, you'll need one for each TV that isn't ready. You can buy a splitter to use one converter for multiple TVs but each TV will have to watch the same channel. Many newer TVs already have this built in.
916996
They sell them separately I have two recivers. and one transmitter in an installation. No problems.
647129
Roku can be easily moved from one TV to another. I do not think you can use one Roku on 2 TVs simultaneously.
239302
Subscriptions are assigned to the receiver, so you can't use two receivers (radios) on one subscription. But you can get two docks for one receiver, use one in the auto, and the other in the home. But you will have to take the radio with you each time. they do have deals for the second subscription, so you would not be paying full price if you did get a second receiver.
162327
HI, If the audio you want to send to the two different receivers is the same, then you would use two of the same receiver with one transmitter. If you want different program to go to each receiver, then you would need two different complete systems. The transmitters and receivers are factory set to ONE frequency There are four different bands available for this 900 series. I hope this answers your question.
570357
I do not believe that would work. Both receivers send a single backchannel to the transmitter, and the input to transmitter is same. There is only one output to channel box from all units in a system.
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.