I want to hook up more than one TV. What's the best way to do it?

Here are two ways to do a multiple-TV system:

Multiple TVs using a single satellite receiver:
Even with a basic single-receiver system you can hook up more than one television, although you will be limited to watching the same satellite channel on each TV. Simply connect the satellite receiver's antenna-style "RF" output to the input of your second TV (for this connection, RG-6 or RG-59 cable is fine). To change satellite channels you have to use the satellite receiver or its remote control. When you're watching a satellite channel on the second TV, sound will be mono.

Multiple TVs using multiple satellite receivers:
Dream TV dish allows you to connect up to four receivers,that means you can watch up to four different channels in separate rooms! Because you're running independent coaxial cables from the dish, the TVs can be located anywhere in your home. Of course, even if you don't need multiple receivers right now, you may feel, like many people, that it's worth getting a multiple-output dish to allow for future expansion, this gives you the flexibility in the future. However, dish is not the major cost of the whole syste, you have to buy seperate receiver with seperate subscription in this case.

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