How to Connect Multiple TVs to your OTA Antenna

This is an inexpensive device that will split your OTA signal into multiple sub-signals, allowing you to push free TV broadcasting to multiple TVs. So if you have a weak or marginal signal coming from your antenna, splitting it will have a negative effect. Finally the more distance the signal has to travel, the weaker the signal becomes. So fewer feet in coaxial cable, means stronger signal, equating to better picture quality. Be careful with 3-way splitters. Signal loss can vary substantially across the three outputs.

May 14,  · If you’ve got a big house, or the layout doesn’t allow one of these options, you can also check out HDMI over Cat5. You’ll still need to run the cables, but Cat5 is cheaper than HDMI.

By Chris Boylan Question: I had the electrician place six cable outlets in various locations in the home for the purposes of high-speed internet and television viewing. All the cables lead to a central panel in the basement. I would rather install an outdoor antenna for over-the-air TV and HDTV, rather than paying the cable company extra money for programming I don’t watch that also currently lacks local HD channels.

My question is, can I integrate a UHF-antenna’s signal to the cable distribution if the cable company is using it for high-speed internet? If so, what is the best approach? Hi, Aaron, Congratulations on your impending new home. You must be very excited. Most of my power wires have been in the walls since , so I envy all that shiny new copper wire!