Dish Network Receivers
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Well you can split the tv out cable from the receiver but you can only watch one channel at a time so both tv's will be tuned into the same channel. The only way to watch two different channels at the same time is to buy a 2 tuner receiver(322,522). What type of receiver are you using???
921 is sngle output, can't watch two different shows on two different tvs. Can do two shows on 1 tv with pip though 
That's what the last number (1) in the 921 means, 1 output.
That's what the last number (1) in the 921 means, 1 output.
721 is also a single output (but has two tuners that allows you two watch two seperate live shows at the same time).
Well dont know much about D* but as far as I know you still need more the one tuner to watch more than one channel at the same time Direct or Dish. So you need a 2 tuner receiver or 2 receivers.
Correct. You need a tuner for EVERY unique channel you want to watch at any given time.
Each tuner almost always requires a separate feed cable from the "outside" equipment.
Each tuner almost always requires a separate feed cable from the "outside" equipment.
To try and clarify:
Unless you are talking about some of the newer tv's that actually have a direct tv tuner built in, there is no difference between hooking up tv's to direct tv or dish network.
You can hook up multiple tv's to one single tuner receiver, no problem. They'll just have to all watch the same channel.
If you don't want them to watch the same channel, then you either need another receiver, or you need the dual tuner/dual output units (Dish 322 or 522).
Unless you are talking about some of the newer tv's that actually have a direct tv tuner built in, there is no difference between hooking up tv's to direct tv or dish network.
You can hook up multiple tv's to one single tuner receiver, no problem. They'll just have to all watch the same channel.
If you don't want them to watch the same channel, then you either need another receiver, or you need the dual tuner/dual output units (Dish 322 or 522).
