HDTV Remote Controlled Rotating Antenna: Also what powers the antenna on the roof to turn it?
912068
I'm not sure what antenna you have, but the connected antenna cable connects to a control unit in your house. The control unit plugs into house current and powers the motor through the same 75 ohm cable.
430297
The antennas are adjustable to 180 degrees, so you can rotate them 90 degrees and still have some room out the back. They work great.
1853399
No it must be rotated to receive the best signal. I would not buy it it did not work as good as my original Winegard antenna so I sent mine back.
1654123
The base rotates on axis of screw at base of support (one direction only). I believe this to accommodate various roof pitches.
1822866
There is a red and black wire to power the unit with...12v dc. There are four other wires for two outputs that are remote controlled. Connect the devices you wish to run remotely to those wires.
1835914
If you have never used an antenna before, it would be wise to get some help. But basically, as it can rotate for the best signal, it needs to be mounted on a pole where the turning can not hit anything. You run the wire down and trough a wall into your TV room for the control unit. From the control unit, a wire runs to your TV, just like any other antenna. I'm sure you may have a friend who might help?
2191888
Attached antenna that you raise and lower. Ours does not "swivel." We have to change the position of the radio to improve reception.
329974
I can't answer this because I only use mine for over-the-air channels from a roof antenna.But Philips does have a very good tech support staff at 1-866-310-0744 who probably can.
739494
Only used it with the standard roof-mounted antenna. Always turned on power booster. Digital signals might not penetrate to a set of rabbit ears in an RV very well due to their radio frequency. Never tried it with "rabbit ears".
1303724
This is a directional antenna. you need to point it in the direction where you want to get the signal. This is regardless if in the attic or on top of the roof.
1987380
I don't have the owners manual easy at hand, but the easy answer is RTFOM - read the flipping owner manual. However, from memory, once you first connect the cable, then the power cord, then turn the unit on, go to menu, choose channels, choose the source (cable, antenna) then choose scan for channels. Please remember, I am responding from memory, without the manual, and without the TV in front of me with the remote in my hand. It really is not that hard. Again, RTFOM.
1363193
You do not need an outside outlet. The wire from the box to the antenna powers the rotator.
454039
Sorry, I can not answer your question. I returned my HD9095D antenna back. If it did work, It will not be on top of the roof but up high on the hill behind my house.
1244357
I power it using a 12 volt DC receptacle on the side of my RV. It's a great antenna. I have it programmed for DISH Network.
42360
(You might want to note that for some strange reason this question is mistakenly being sent to people like me that bought the regular DirecTV "RC65" IR remote, not this IR/RF remote. That is why some think "antenna" refers to receiving broadcast stations over an antenna, entirely unrelated to this remote's IR antenna.)
2258044
If your TV has a USB port, the antenna is powered by it. No other power source is needed.
597916
It is independent and mounted on my 1 story roof. I am 25 miles from the transmitter towers in San Diego County, CA .Point the antenna toward the location of the towers. Try to avoid obstacles in the path of the signals from the towers.Connect the antenna cable (you will need a long extension cable also) to the "ANT IN" on your TV. Good Luck.