What kind of connection do you have to have on the back of your TV? Will it fit a screw on or plug in coaxial?
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I have an old analog tv and it's a screw on coaxial. However, this machine lasted me about 2 days and then died. Invest in the Leaf Antenna (made in the U.S.A.) and any other converter box. If I had just spent the money to begin with for a good flat antenna I wouldn't have had to purchase 3 of these converter boxes and all kinds of different antennas. Just a suggestion. If you choose to purchase this item, I hope you have better luck with it than I did.
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There's enough clearance back there for a cable, so depends how far the plug sticks out. There's 2 bars that screw to the TV vertically, you'll see the holes for this on the back of the TV. These bars then attach to the mount with maybe .5 to .75 inch of clearance between the back of the TV and the mount. You could also use the washers included or buy some to add space between the brackets and the TV for more clearance (they're used for curved TVs). Should be fine but call the company for exact dimensions if you're super concerned.
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The end of this unit is a female end. The coax cable will have the pin that will go into the hole.
509958
I sent that one back. Don't know the size but it does not have a coax cable input.
442079
Yes, just get a connector with dual female ends and a length of coax cable to reach between the antenna and your tv.
148702
This uses a MCX antenna connector. To connect it standard coaxial cable, I use a MCX Male to F Female adaptor, like this:MCX Male to F Female Video Adapter
1344109
Most antennas screw onto the coaxial antenna "in" connector on most televisions, not USB.
329214
Hello. It has the standard screw-on coax television cable connector on the back.
2002373
you must use the appropriate connector for the size of coaxial cable you are using. Call Wilson Electronics tech line and they will give you the correct part number/connector to order.
891942
Yes, this device, as you can see in other pic, is provided by three 3.5mm female connectors. You need an optical cable or coaxial, depends the output of your TV device.
1646946
first you'll have to look on the back of your tv where it will plug in. This particular piece is square all the way around and the input slot for it on your tv might be rounded on two edges, mine was and it also was an lg and I had to send it back but they were good enough to credit me back. Hope this helps.
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No, you need to connect the wire from amplifier to back of TV. You'll need a coax wire with same fitting on both ends as you have on amplifier. You screw one end to amplifier and the other end to an antenna. You'll need a long coax wire. You can buy antenna on line or at Radio Shack. Walmart may have them also. I use Velcro to hang mine. You can use a suction cup to put it in a window. Works better.
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A specific type of coax cable with screw on ends connects to back of TV and antenna. Same type of coax cable used with cable or direct TV hook-ups These cables are made in different lengths and are available at stores like Radio Shack or through the internet. If the antenna has an amplifier it requires it to be plugged into a wall electrical outlet also.
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You will need a phillips head screw driver as I recall. I believe there are 2 screws that attach the actual mount to the wallplate you attach to the television. There is an installation video available on amazon.
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Antenna wire screws into outlet I believe where the cable would normally plug in. Very simple on my TV.
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No, there is no coaxial input on the back of the base -- not necessary. There is the optical input which hooks up to the TV as you mentioned and a 120v power cord/transformer plug in.
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All inputs and outputs that I have used are RCA type jacks and pin jacks. I have not tried coaxial.