Can i use it downstairs to the tv on 2nd floor
2062967
Transmitting the video signal to another level isn't really any different from going from one room to another... The critical factor is the vertical distance and the number of walls it must pass through. If the location of the receiving set is close to being underneath and the signal must just pass thru the floor, you should be fine. But a floor and several walls will likely degrade the signal a bit. Moving the antenna on the receiving unit or just moving it slightly can make a big difference. The distance claimed in the GE description is for a clear signal, no way will you get that with walls etc. but 50 feet and a wall or two is most likely going to be OK. Also, be aware that TV's, monitors, phones etc can block/disrupt as well. Good Luck
2189948
Based on my experience with the device I do not believe you will be able to do that. It has a limited range. I simply use it to avoid the cable within a room. I tried going from one room at one end of the house to a room at the other end without too much success. It seems to be very sensitive to anything between the antennas, walls, furniture etc.
1823140
it depends. - i have my 65" tv set at the lowest level; the distance from the floor to the bottom of the tv is 2'6" - i can take it up 7", but that is too high for my taste
291305
Sorry, you cannot. The secondary TV will have the same channel as the Primary (Primary being where the sender TV hook-up).
1825079
Yes you can, I'm watching TV right now on the two tier setup.. You'll have to eliminate one board. Then the uprights screw nicely into the top and bottom boards. If my reply allows an attachment, I'll send a pic.
1439708
dont see why not as long as the tv has an audio out then i think you can use the stereo jack provided and just hard wire the tv to the speaker.
1211004
I believe you can. If you have a system with a spare "room speaker" position. You would need to get new wiring from your base station to your new location.
1616252
As long as the sound bar had a pre out for a sub you can. If it doesn't then no.
387511
Yes, just run it to your receiver and use the receiver to TV's to connection to your TV's.
731558
Range is great for 2 floors and outside. Both plugs are North American power though. You will need a converter for over seas.
2166109
No the extender can be placed wherever you need to extend the signal in your place. I have my router upstairs and the extender downstairs. Signal downstairs is great for smart TV and all devices down there while router is used for upstairs.
101553
Sure can but you'll most likely need a 3.5 mm to RCA cable. Unless your TV has a headphone jack in the back.
2139044
I had a a two story apartment, and I was able to get the connection upstairs and downstairs just as well. I never had an issue with it.
291931
Yes. But if it is used in a basement, you may need to place it above ground level to get a signal. (That is what happened to us. Not a big deal for us.)
2141055
I guess you can but The bottom part of the unit is probably not sturdy enough to hold the TV.
489642
You can, bought I can hear a cracking noise coming from my studs if I pull it out to far. I think the tv is just to heavy to extent it out that far.
1635257
well, if the tv has usb, or rca connectors, yes. just plug the philips speaker from your 'out' of your tv and presto, you have a nice sound. also you can connect a subwoofer to it for a deep bass experience.