My tv is on the opposite side of the livingroom away from a window; can I place this on my tv stand or does it need to be near a wimdow?
1308107
My tv sits in the middle of the room. I can get 8 channels if I leave it on the tv. However, I can get 16 channels if I place it near the window. I had to move mine around to find the best spot. I like it on my tv but if thre is a show I just have to watch I will drag it over to the window. Luckily most of my channels I like I can find signal for them while its on TV stand. I have had to adjust it and scan it several times. But it's worth it. And it's free TV. Can't beat that. I'm very pleased with mine. I actually get better reception when it is laid flat.
1308108
I live in a in-law or basement. I have the same set up, my tv is in the opposite side of the window and to answer your question, it can be put anywhere in the house you will just have to toy with it. It is posibble to put it on your tv stand but if you dont get a signal you will have to move it around. I have mine hanged on the wall like a picture frame as it comes with a pin hole for that same purpose. This is one of the best if not the best anntena i've had. Highly recommended.
1308109
you can put it wherever you want, its always better to keep it away from your tv
1308110
I live in a in-law or basement. I have the same set up, my tv is in the opposite side of the window and to answer your question, it can be put anywhere in the house you will just have to toy with it. It is posibble to put it on your tv stand but if you dont get a signal you will have to move it around. I have mine hanged on the wall like a picture frame as it comes with a pin hole for that same purpose.This is one of the best if not the best anntena i've had. Highly recommended.
111798
You can loosen the connection and put it in any configuration but to have the TV face away from the 'feet' would result in it toppling over unless you anchor the 'feet'.
1510886
No - it needs to be at least 3 inches below the tv. Theres a wall mounting bracket included in the kit.
1292541
Don't quite understand the question. My tv is by a window. Just buy one long enough to reach. I have mine hooked up to a cord.
520603
Hmmm, you would have to create some type of makeshift way to do it. The feet of the unit have slots, apparently for wall hanging, although that would be awkward and the unit would be upside down. If your TV is hanging on a wall bracket, you may be able to install a shelf above or below it. I did that with my television and was able to use L brackets and mount the shelf directly to the top of the TV bracket.
803692
Yes, the TV has to be next to the window. However, the antenna was pretty useless because it didn't bring up a single channel.
689272
I mounted mine to a stud. But I have a larger tv. It would depend on how much your tv weighs.if possible I would take the safe route.
1801072
Mostly in the window. It works better if the pre-amplifier is away from any interference i.e. away from TV and other electronics. I recommend to use a 6 to 8 feet coax cable between the pre-amp and the TV in order to stay away from interference . In my case doing so, it works very well.
1615178
I have mine on the corner/vertical 4x4 post of a set of shelves in the garage. I turn it around to get to opposite side. I'd rather this than a stand in the room.
1785792
mine is on the tv's back,towards the top left of a 46in tv, to my surprise i aim at that corner and it works fine.in direct line of a uverse box and blu-ray w/wifi without interruptions from one or both items on at same time. connect the right clips from selections included to mount and just hang on vents of tv.
407711
We placed ours right behind the TV - not near any windows and it works great!
350655
Hi Daniel - I think if you're trying to put a TV on this and have the cabinet turned on its side you'll be fine. I'd be a little nervous to set a TV on this if you're standing it upright. Just my opinion, hope things work out for you!
503642
What about using velcroe. On the back of TV and on outside of where TV rest on the wood. That's what I plan to do.
1498574
Yes you can, and if you desired you could pull the TV away from the wall and aim it left or right. it's a great mount, very sturdy.
1583863
This seems to work well for things directly in front of it. If you can line the sensor plug to be on the side of the TV, it should work.
1788207
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.
1724518
I would say it would mount on a wall, arm parallel to the floor. A small tv attached to this now sideways device would be flat against the wall in the "closed" position. It would then be able to swing out 90 degrees so the tv was perpendicular to the wall, but not able to go much further. So, no, full left and right motion not permitted.