An alternative scheme is the holderless one. It is not as reliable. You can connect two TVs to one analogue antenna by using this option. It is composed of the following: Two coaxial cables and an antenna are required. The wire ends are removed. Experimentation determines the distance between the tip and the stripping. Braid and foil are not braided. They are also twisted together. The center wires are kept separate in this instance. Two veins are attached to the antenna with screws. The shield of the one cable is connected to the braided structure. It is crucial that the wires are not in direct contact with the screen during this trick. The cores are then connected to two TVs via cables. This connection should improve signal strength. It takes time in practice. It requires knowledge about antenna connection features. It does not guarantee long-term performance.