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Does every TV in your house need its own antenna or can you connect one antenna where cable came in?
 
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You can connect an antenna to multiple TVs by using a splitter. The number of independent TVs you can connect to, will depend on the signal strength the antenna generates. Every time you split the signal you lose signal strength. If it gets too low then you don't get anything (with digital TV). You can connect the antenna to an amplifier BEFORE any splitters to ensure you have sufficient signal.
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You can connect an antenna to multiple TVs by using a splitter. The number of independent TVs you can connect to, will depend on the signal strength the antenna generates. Every time you split the signal you lose signal strength. If it gets too low then you don't get anything (with digital TV). You can connect the antenna to an amplifier BEFORE any splitters to ensure you have sufficient signal.
 
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