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Bronze Member Username: Em69OttawaCanada Post Number: 31 Registered: Mar-05 | I am running two TVs with one set of rabbit ears. But, one TV gets a few more channels than the other. Would a "booster" help to get the remaining missing channels? |
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Gold Member Username: DmwileyPost Number: 1045 Registered: Feb-05 | Why buy a booster? As cheap as rabbit ears are get another set. |
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Bronze Member Username: Em69OttawaCanada Post Number: 32 Registered: Mar-05 | The second TV is in the basement and the rabbit ears are on the main floor. Reception wouldn't be as good and I probably would have less channels. |
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Gold Member Username: DmwileyPost Number: 1056 Registered: Feb-05 | Hard to say what boosting the signal would do-so many variables. You may be losing some signal due to distance. Before spending any money, might want to try connecting current rabbit ears directly to second tv just for comparison. |
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Silver Member Username: VindslPost Number: 259 Registered: Jul-04 | Just get yourself a distribution amp, and life will be beautiful. I've run several of these things, over the years, and one is as good as another, IMHO. You don't need to spend a lot of money. Example: http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.gsp?product_id=2625064 Basically, you plug 'em in and forget 'em... |