2-Antenna hook-up with preamp and coupler to 2 TVs

[CarlosCMBF]

I have two Hi-VHF/UHF antennas pointed in opposite directions. One antenna (HD7696P) to stations to the south 20 miles away, the other antenna, a very high-gain one, to stations to the north 25 miles (VHF & UHF) and 60 miles (UHF) away.

I would like to use a preamp setup to amplify the signal of only the antenna pointed to the north, but not of the antenna pointed to the south (as it is not needed). Furthermore, I would like to connect both of these antennas to 2 separate HD Digital TVs. I would like the preamp's power unit(s) to be next to the TVs.

Can someone help me with this? If both TVs cannot have amplified signals, then I would like this unamplified TV to at least be able to receive the signals from the unamplified antenna (pointed south).

[winegard]

Good morning CarlosCMBF -

You can use a Winegard CC-7870 coupler to combine your 2 TV antennas and another CC-7870 to split the combined antenna signals to your 2 TV sets. The important thing to remember is that the NORTH antenna with the preamplifier must be hooked to the SIDE 1 side of each CC-7870 and the power supply of the preamplifier must be hooked to the SIDE 1 side of CC-7870 used as a splitter. This way you can have the power supply behind the TV set. You only require one power supply to power the preamplifier and the amplified signal will come down to both TV sets.

Please see the attached sketch.