I need enough clearance in back of TV for wall mounting. How long is the shielding? I had to return other cables due to that. thanks
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About 2 inches. The cable itself is reinforced and not very "bendy" so add probably another inch and a half to that allowance.
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The cable is very flexible, however, the connector itself has no real give. I would recommend a 1 1/2" to 2" clearance in the rear of the TV if mounting on a wall (alternatively, many TVs now have recessed I/O panels on the rear for just this reason). Ultimately, if mounting to a wall, I would recommend a right-angle HDMI cable. Finally, I have used many cables over the years, these Blue Riggers are the best and at the best price. Buy 2-packs and save. There is always a new need for an HDMI cable of whatever length. Good luck!
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I mounted my unit about 2 feet away from an existing wall receptacle. If I had to use an extension cord, I would use a 13 or 15 amp rated extension cord for this purpose.
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Not sure, but save yourself about 10 bucks by using a 2" x 2" piece of velcro. I used velcro and stuck mine to the back of my tv with no problems.
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Look at this video starting at 5:27 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWSq-s7JN10. I think there will be no problem with the mount, but if you use the RCA type connectors on the back, they will be very close to the wall and you may need 90 degree adapters.
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I used it for a Panasonic plasma TV. Worked great but it's an on wall bracket not in wall. There is a 4.5 inch space behind the TV but it's very strong and it's universal for positioning
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Mine comes out to 7 and 1/2 inches from the wall. It really just depends on how big your tv is.
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I'm not sure I can answer that question properly, but I will give it a try. Although it is thinner than other cables I have used, when I fished it up the wall to the TV port, I was not at all hesitant to pull on the cord when it snagged in the wall. It pulled through without a problem. Additionally, it felt really well built and solid .
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The way I have the stand set up (not a lot unlike the picture of the tv stand) takes about 40 inches from the back corner to the edges of the tv on both sides. Now I do have my stand out a bit because I have cords in back that I don't want squished and because I want to be able to get my hand in if I have to unplug or replug something in. So you could probably put if back a few (maybe 3 inches) further - but it would be close to the wall then. Hope this helps
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If you are going to us any ports in the back of your tv then no but if you are going to use just the sides the yes ...there is only a one inch gap between the wall and tv... there is no room for straige cables only angles
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Raymond, my cords aren't long enough to totally collapses it but it appears it would be about 1.5 inches from wall to back of tv. It lays pretty flat
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We do have ours on a narrow shelf that my husband cut to fit & mounted on the wall under our TV. Since all the ports are on the back of the unit, he left space between the wall & the shelf for all the cables to go through.
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it's about 4 inches from the back of my TV. it works fine with my 80 inch tv. not really a low profile mount. i have seen somethat are about 2 inches from the back of the tv but not for an 80 inch tv. Hope this helps :)
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Cables are 60 ft, but i never use them -they not shielded. I get 500 ft spool coaks Siamese cable and bag of BNC connectors and set of Q-see power connectors and run my own cables. If you use original cables you might have noise on video.
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Ray: The closest distance from the wall to the back of your TV is ABOUT 3 inches. I can't measure it exactly because mine is mounted a bit too close to a corner to fold it completely flat.
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The back of the TV is about 1" from the wall. It is an excellent system and we have had no trouble with it at all. We have a large TV (70") and mounted to studs (absolutely necessary).