can i put a splitter on this antenna to split between 2 tvs?
168589
You can certainly attach the antenna's output cable to a splitter and then attach the two TVs to the splitter. But since each TV will only be receiving half of the signal, the real question will be whether or not the signal strength for each TV will be adequate. Presumably, the amplifier that comes with this antenna would help out immensely in this regard.
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.
202046
I haven't tried it, but I'm sure you can use a cable splitter to hook it up to multiple TV's but not sure about the quality.
1006293
Yes, with a splitter it can easily handle two TV's. You can buy splitters from Amazon or a local hardware store or electronics store (like Best Buy or Radio Shack).
1360965
No, one item to split signal to two tv's.... in other words.. mirroring one image to two tv's.
597914
It attaches to the TV coax connector that a cable box would attach to. I wouldn't advise splitting the signal to go to more than one TV unless you are in a super strong broadcast location. The signal strength is low to begin with and splitting it would likely diminish the signal available to the multiple TV's so low that there would be no reception.
1075866
I have not tried this, I need to put a splitter at the input end of mine, but as of yet have not done so. I am sorry.
1581892
Yes but it must be installed between the antenna and the splitter. Make sure it's plugged in and has constant power.
1026471
If you can send it directly to the TV without the splitter, then yes. I haven't found a setting that the splitter doesn't support, like its not even there.
808883
Yes using a splitter. use the input as an output. I also have two amplifiers tied in series with two hd antennas and one uhf-vhf antenna feeding the amps.
625356
No you can use a splitter for both Tv's but reception might be less. I would go to Youtube.com type in 'Coat Hanger Antenna' and save yourself 80 bucks . I did and I achieved 23 more channels that the Clearstream junk model.
335864
You can add a splitter but, remember that the splitter will induce a loss in both receivers. If your location from the transmitter is in the fringe area, my suggestion would be to install a second antenna. There is no splitter built that will not insert signal loss.
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.
1503659
Not unless your computer has the option to extend its display. Even so the two tv's would show the same image as this is a splitter...
485244
When using splitters there is always some loss of signal strength. Of course if you're lucky enough to have more than ample signal to start with, then any loss in the coupler may be unnoticeable. In my flat wave installation, the final spot I selected gave me enough signal to run two TVs from the one indoor antenna. I found a 2 set uhf vhf coupler in a home junk box but I'm sure you can find one for around $10.
944117
Yes. As the previous answer indicated using a coax cable splitter. If the signal is to weak then you may have to add a small amplifier, that's what I did. Search Amazon for 'signal amplifier tv antenna'. Find an inexpensive amplifier with an 18 dB output. Should give you a range (reach) of about 30 miles.
74847
No- This is to split the input not the output. If you want to watch two different shows on two different TV's you need a a dual receiver. If you want to watch the same thing as the main TV in a different room then you just need a plain signal splitter.