Combining two fm antennas

1. Can you put 2 antennas together?
2. What happens if you connect two antennas together?
3. Can 2 antennas interfere with each other?
4. Can I use a splitter to combine two cell antennas?

Can you put 2 antennas together?

Combiners (which cost about $30) merge the two sets of signals into a single stream of TV. Using a combiner is as easy as plugging the coax cables from the two antennas into the combiner device and then using a third coax cable from the combiner to connect to the Tablo OTA DVR or TV.

What happens if you connect two antennas together?

Adding a second antenna can increase the signal path coverage and give you a more consistent signal. To accomplish this you will need a combiner or coupler that can combine the two antennas together. I would recommend that you use two identical antennas. This will ensure a balanced signal path and coverage.

Can 2 antennas interfere with each other?

The distance between the two diversity antennas should be at least one quarter of a wavelength, and the distance between them will affect the signal. Antennas that operate on different frequencies should be placed so that they will not interfere with each other.

Can I use a splitter to combine two cell antennas?

Yes you can. Use a 2 way coax splitter “backwards” to combine the signal from the 2 antennas. Hope this helps!