can this be used on more than one antenna
1377941
This preamp can only be used on one antenna at a time. It will amplify signals in the HDTV (vhf/uhf) frequency range for any antenna designed for this range.
1377942
Do you mean buy one for multiple antennas being connected through one line or for a diffrent brand of antenn? If it's for a diffrent brand I'm sure you can, however you may not get great results. This was made using winegard antennas as it's source. Meaning the gains and things on other antennas may not be as compatable. If you talking using multiple antennas with the same connection then I'd say it probably won't help must because every connection distorts the signal strength . These boosters, amplifiers do not pull in signal strength, they enhance the signal . Your antenna gain is where your signal strength is. Do you mean buy one for multiple antennas being connected through one line or for a diffrent brand of antenn? If it's for a diffrent brand I'm sure you can, however you may not get great results. This was made using winegard antennas as it's source. Meaning the gains and things on other antennas may not be as compatable. If you talking using multiple antennas with the same connection then I'd say it probably won't help must because every connection distorts the signal strength . These boosters, amplifiers do not pull in signal strength, they enhance the signal . Your antenna gain is where... » Read More Do you mean buy one for multiple antennas being connected through one line or for a diffrent brand of antenn? If it's for a diffrent brand I'm sure you can, however you may not get great results. This was made using winegard antennas as it's source. Meaning the gains and things on other antennas may not be as compatable. If you talking using multiple antennas with the same connection then I'd say it probably won't help must because every connection distorts the signal strength . These boosters, amplifiers do not pull in signal strength, they enhance the signal . Your antenna gain is where your signal strength is. « Show Less
1825861
Yes, after the combiner should work, but consider you will loose half your signal from each antenna in the combiner before you amplify. For max signal, buy two, use the combiner after the amps, then you'll have some extra signal that you might not miss so much.
847427
I believe the preamp will work on most any kind of antenna. Put it close to the antenna.
2042077
I think it is doable because you connect the coaxial first to this antenna. The other end of the coaxial can be connected to a splitter - I cannot try it or test it as I don't have 2 TVs.
1845561
Yes, you can run multiple TVs of this antenna, but you must have a pre-amp to do so. If you have several TVs you will also need a distribution amplifier. With pre-amp, no problem with in-house coaxial system.
2040122
Yes, but you will need a splitter or an amplifier with two outputs. The antenna has only one output. Splitters tend to attenuate (reduce) the signal strength by about half and there may not be enough to two tv sets. An amplifier with two outputs may be a better choice. My antenna system with a splitter does provide an adequate signal to both of my tv's. The major network broadcast towers are about 50 miles away.
824685
It should work on as many stations as you have loaded in your original box. My original box had 6 stations and I added 3 more with no problem. The control panel recognized the addtional 3 after I added them.
1743368
No it uses a different connector. It's not possible to use the antenna that way.
1618348
Yes, you can use the same cables and the signal will run along the same route as your cable did, so if your cable was used for more than 1 TV, same will happen. You need to change the hookup location on your tv and may need a different connector.
723046
Of course. The antenna doesn't care which radio it's connected to. An antenna is designed and built to resonate to particular radio frequencies. This is a CB antenna.
1910117
Yes they can be on multiple levels. I have a transmitter on one level and I have 2 receivers, one of which is on a different level. The antennas can be moved around until you get the best reception for the location.
110610
Yes - that is the same setup I'm running. Keep in mind, if you're running an antenna on the same set of coax - it will not work correctly.
544803
I'm using the Winegard CC-7870 to combine two antenna signals by using two different antennas. The Channel Plus 2512 that you mentioned is used to split the signal to different Devices. I hope this helps.
2111877
Yes u can the antenna already has a built-in amplifier for more channels but should not give u any problems
159192
I say yes to maximize the full potential of the diversity design, but it will still work with one antenna of each type. After reading the answer from wes, he is correct. I was thinking about short range maximum strength, but for good coverage bith long and short you need one rx clover and the other rx directional.
1060498
Why?! That makes no sense and it's not how it is designed. To answer your question, you'd need a separate combiner/splitter to combine your illogical "two antennas" to the single input of THIS unit.
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.