Basic RCA Receiver: Two Active Outputs?

[gluck75]

In my bedroom I have a Basic RCA receiver....it has an optical audio output so it must be a fairly new model...

I have a TV connected to the RCA through Composite Cables. My girlfriend got me a 15 inch LCD to mount in the bathroom. Can I run a Coax cable into the crapper and have both tv's active from the same box, or will I need to trash the composite cables, split a coax and do it that way?

Thanks in advance....

 

[dcbag]

All you need to do is run the coax from the receiver to new set. You will use channel 3 or channel 4 on the new set to get your picture.

 

[Neutron]

I've got that same RCA receiver. It's grey with black buttons right? It slants down towards the front?

Do what dcbag says. Then again, if you can I would swap the outputs and use the composite or S-video for your LCD screen and coax for the original TV.

 

[jpurkey]

Connect the better tv via composite cables or s-video and the other by coax. I have an RCA430 receiver and have a DVD Recorded connected to it via s-video and a coax running directly to the tv so I can watch tv without turning on the dvdr. Be better if the receiver had two sets of a/v outputs but it doesn't.