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Is it possible to have 2 TV's with Freeview digiboxes connected to one outside aerial? I imagine the answer has to be "Yes" but "How?" is really my question.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.You can get aerial splitter device that allows you to split the cable into two.
http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=1 625&&source=14&doy=19m12
You can also get an aerial booster (or amplifier) that sits up near the aerial (near the chimney for example) and splits the aerial feed into a number of cables.
For example I have an amplifier that sits up near the chimney that splits into 4 cables and sends the signal to four different rooms in the house.
Any aerial fitter can fit one of these for you.
http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=1 625&&source=14&doy=19m12
You can also get an aerial booster (or amplifier) that sits up near the aerial (near the chimney for example) and splits the aerial feed into a number of cables.
For example I have an amplifier that sits up near the chimney that splits into 4 cables and sends the signal to four different rooms in the house.
Any aerial fitter can fit one of these for you.
There may be an easier way but I have installed a 'splitter' in the aerial at a convenient spot near one TV and led a length of cable to the other digibox> TV set. There has been no loss of signal strength. I would be surprised if the 'splitter' and extra cable came to more than a fiver.
This comes from a decidely non-technical character so, as I say, there may be other ways.
This comes from a decidely non-technical character so, as I say, there may be other ways.