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Old 13-Dec-2011, 5:16 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by slowhike View Post
For now I will only be using one TV. Later I may add one or two more, but it will be a while.
Does splitting the antenna signal to two or more TV sets take away from the picture quality?
Can two TVs show different stations at the same time from the same antenna?
Splitting the signal reduces the signal strength available to each set. This does not effect the picture quality so long as there is enough signal power for the TV tuner to automatically adjust it's internal gain. (A symptom of low signal strength or poor signal quality would be pixelization or loss of signal)

Yes, each set can be tuned to what ever channel the viewer desires, with no affect on other tuners.
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