I have an install with a 622 and a 322. There are two TV's connected to the TV 2 output on both receivers, giving a total of 6 TV's. Two of these TV's are out of the range for the TV 2 remote. I know I can use two splitters and put the antenna for the TV 2 in the same room as the TV. My question is, can I put two antennas in two rooms and connect them both to the same receiver. Theoretically it seems that this should work. Has anyone ever tried anything like this?
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I deliver output from my 508 receiver to an outbuilding about 200' away, out of range of my remote. Long ago I did what you suggest. I made an antenna for the building (just cut off the outer shield of the RG-6 to expose the inner conductor), connected the other end to a splitter/combiner at the receiver end. The antenna at the receiver was also attached to the splitter/combiner. Those signals combine just fine, so now I can control the receiver from both locations.
You could combine even more with the appropriate splitter/combiner.
You could combine even more with the appropriate splitter/combiner.
