Two TVs using same antenna?

[Drgregharris]

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I want to get an outdoor antenna and mount to my Directtv mast. Directv has been D/Ced. I'd also like to connect this to two TVs. Is also like to use the same cabling from the old DTV install.

There are two series of stations. One set due south (the closest) and a second set due west. Can I get both sets with a multidirectional?

Thanks for the info.

Greg

[John Candle]

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[John Candle]

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[John Candle]

The HD7000R antenna is will receive stations from most all directions. The HD7000R has a small amount of forward gain to receive the weaker channels at about 287 degree magnetic compass.