How are they attached tape or channel?
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Hi, they have tape and clips that hook into the channel, I just used the tape and have had no problems at all they are great and I am sure the clips add extra security. We just had one of the worst winters ever here in Maine and they are working great!! enjoy
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You are so right. I did not realize this until i went to play back what i had just recorded and discovered it was not there. That's when i realized i had reached the end of the tape without knowing. If you get an answer to your question please let me know. I assumed it was a flaw in the design i had to live with. More power to you at least you asked the question. Good luck ~Kindly~Renate
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Attached by way of two way tape; removed by prying it off. I recommend using a 3M easy removal hook instead.
2101295
Press program, use numerical pad to enter channels, then press enter.hope this helps
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMPqDwVZzzMother videos also suggest this method of using tape
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You attach them using the tape strip then you'd wire them to a 12v DC power source
1175475
They have adhesive. No tape needed unless it's in a difficult to stick area.
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Jumper wires and alligator clips are included. There is no tape of any kind.
1165650
I used 3m double sided tape. You can also use a small screw as there is a mounting hole on the back of the unit.
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The tape is on the IR side...you stick it directly in front of where you want to receive the signal
794998
When you start use the tension and friction of the initial end of the tape from slipping and when you finish use tape to hold the final end. I just used a couple of wraps of appropriately colored electrical tape around the end to hold it in place and it's worked quite well. Also, when wrapping keep the tape quite tight, the extra friction keeps the tape in place better.
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I used a piece of tape. If your tape bleeds too much light, put a piece of foil in between. Easy enough
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I just attach cord at bottom, fold case and snap and let wire do its thing that way.Hope this helps
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You would have to use some type of industrial tape Gabriela. Easy to do. They don't click together or have any joining mechanism
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there is no sticky tape on the back and there are no holes to screw it in but you could do both. I ended up using two sided mounting tape and it has worked great. I will say it doesnt hold a lot of cable so if you need it for a big project I'd find something else, but for a tv/dvd you are good.
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Simple...just lay it on its side...remove cover...snap out one...snap in the other...it took longer to write this message than it takes to change tapes...
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I don't get what is so difficult about these connectors. You unscrew the tip, insert your speaker wire perpendicular to the direction the pin goes....then screw in the tip. Then you insert your banana clip into your receiver or speaker. I bought a couple of sets of these and they are not difficult to figure out.