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Question: Is it capable of providing reception for multiple TV's...via a switch or splitter.
Document: Made routing the coax pretty simple. I run the power adapter ahead of a splitter and use two TV's with no apparent signal loss. This little bugger is just fantastic. I'll upload some pictures if I can figure out how.
We hooked this baby up and it was quick and easy. We maxed out the 100 ft of coax AND we are running 4 TV's off this antenna. The picture is clear and crisp, much better than the non-HD basic cable we had before. The unexpected bonus is that we get 29 stations...7 more than our basic cable. It should be noted that we live in a suburb of a good sized city, but this gave us reception of stations with towers 55 mi. away.
If you're far from your source... give the amplifier a try... but know that you can get decent reception if you install it without the amplifier. And if installed the amplifier and your signal was jumping all over the place... try removing it. After the signal "settles" for a bit... you might have the same reception success!One note... the antenna only supports the attached cable via the coax connector.
wondering if it will work with a 4way splitter,or do I need a separate plug in amp for each tv?
Also, the above review sounds as if he was trying to get two tv's going off one antenna.......not sure if you can split the signal with this unit.In the end it worked fine. David of the TwoTrees
The antenna is very light weight and seems to be almost hollow. I recommend that anyone who does not need all of the hundreds of channels on cable switch to one of these antennas. I now have no monthly bill for TV and a very clear picture.
It pick up over 40 channels in the Phila. area. The channels all come in great , with a very clear HD picture. Free TV what can be better than that. The install was quick & easy. I am glad I made the switch.
This little antenna is amazing for its size. We have 3 tv's and we have 1 antenna on each tv.....its so great not to have a cable or satellite bill. We even got a firend to get this and he too got rid of his cable bill. Very much worth the investment.
With cable (no converter box) using the tuner in my plasma TV the audio would drop out momentarily about once a minute. It doesn't do that with the GE antenna. I like that it's powered through the coax, so the power supply is at the TV end. Warning: It won't work properly if you have a splitter or signal booster between the power supply and the antenna.
I had a cheap indoor antenna replaced it with this antenna after I hooked it up found the best location in my attic I get the some amount of channels but alot better picture. I have this antenna hooked up to two tv's and still good pic when both are on. I would recomend this to anyone to try to get away from expensive cable bill.
Answer: So long as the cable run is short. I have a pretty long cable run... and adding a splitter wasn't great for the signal. (Basement to third floor.)