Being as it is not shielded how close can it be to the tv with out a problem
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Magnetic fields do not affect LCDS the way they would a CRT display. I have copied an article to help explain. "LCD's, Plasma's and Magnets"Magnetic fields do not affect these types of sets since they do not use a beam or phosphors but static liquid crystals, which are solid-state unmoving cells. Therefore, you should not worry about placing speakers next to LCD and plasma TV's or about placing a television near any other kind of appliance with a magnet in it, since magnets do not harm them.
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I don't know, but I have mine about 18 inches below my TV and does not exhibit any effect on the TV. Since TV's are now mostly digital I would not expect any noticeable effect even if it is very close to the TV.
319558
I have mine right in front of my 55 inch tv, I haven't noticed any distortion.
319559
I had placed it at less than 10 cm front of my tv smart sony bravia tv without problemas.now,i moved at 30 cm above TV with no problem at all..
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I have this speaker hooked up to my receiver and situated right behind my Samsung Smart TV which I have hanging in a corner. The speaker is probably less than 2 feet from the back of the TV. I do not have any problem with my TV being jittery or shakey resolution.
319561
I have mine mounted to the wall just under my tv. Maybe a few inches at most. Works and sounds great as a center speaker.
319562
Magnetic fields do not affect LCDS the way they would a CRT display. I have copied an article to help explain. "LCD's, Plasma's and Magnets" Magnetic fields do not affect these types of sets since they do not use a beam or phosphors but static liquid crystals, which are solid-state unmoving cells. Therefore, you should not worry about placing speakers next to LCD and plasma TV's or about placing a television near any other kind of appliance with a magnet in it, since magnets do not harm them.
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Very hard to say but probably, if you tape it to the right window. Not from it sitting next to your tv though.
1251389
It can be hidden, it does not have to have a direct line of sight. It actually has a pretty good range.
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My tv is only 2inches or so from the wall. I have to use a long extesion in order to get behind it and tighten the security screw but my tv is larger than most so thats why I can't reach all the way up to the center of it.
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Mine is rammed way up behind a tv on a wall, so I can't see as well as I'd like, but it looks like it shouldn't be a problem at all.
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It's very short - like 2 feet. You won't be able to really see your TV if you're laying down. This is better for a living room where it's far from where you're sitting.
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To be more thorough, I stepped about 10 feet away from my television and tried to use them and they actually hurt my eyes. I would say you might want to be more than 20-30 feet away. And that's just a guess. I think they are made for people who are sitting pretty far back.
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Generally you do not want a TV hanging over the sides of the cabinet. However; if it is OK with you, than go for it.
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Location probably doesn't matter. The signal is amplified in the unit not in the wire between it and the tv. Ours is located near the tele, but that's only because of the mounting options we had.
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That I could not anwer - mine is on top of a cabinet with nothing in the way to block the signal. HH
890255
I don't know the optimal location for this device. It does have a weather proof case which implies it could be used outdoors, nearer the antenna. However, I use mine inside, about midway in the 60 ft. of cable between the antenna and the nearest TV. One might expect, that if you have a signal that is weak, the sooner you add amplification the better, but my works well as it is.
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My TV is near a window. Reception is very good except for the NBC station in the NY metro area. Cord is approx. 6 ft. and long enough for my needs. The directions also say it can go on an exterior wall. Did not try this.
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Acctually it doesn't meant to be close to the computer. It shall be under the range of your wi-fi signal.
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Don't know for sure but I would guess no because it's probably not shielded.
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I only use this for my tv so my wife can sleep. But I am able to walk into other rooms and still here it I would say about 30-40 feet between walls. It was the best I found as a transmiter.
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19 in h x 17 in d x 14 in w, i think it's shielded. I placed it close to the tv and there is no problem whatsoever.
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Shielding is only applicable to crt tv's,lcd and plasma are not effected by emi's so its not a issue these days.