where can i mount it ? dies the antenna stick up or mount against the window?
1077205
It says "Glass Mount" so it does mount to the window with an adhesive. The antenna works okay but your better off with a magnet mount and running co-ox in over the signal having to travel through glass.
769156
I mounted mine on a corner shelf just above the TV,(48" Sony on a diagonal in the corner of the room) the round ears are antennas, they don't necessarily need to be straight up, I rotated them around to get the best signal. It is explained in the instructions for the unit. I raised the shelf to be even with the top of the TV. Originally had it sitting on a bass speaker behind the TV. I got decent signal but raising it up put the unit away from all the other electronics and greatly improved things. your may need to move it around and try different positions but the item did do what i expected. Hope this helps.
870908
Buy a larger television set, and then hide the antenna behind it. Alternately, you could try to hide the antenna behind a decorative plant
73345
Where do you have it located? I placed mine right on the window under the rearview mirror. I never had that issue Try placing it somewhere on the dash or next to the unit
530735
If there is a window and you can place the unit close enough for the antenna cable to reach between it and the window, then yes. Otherwise probably not. The one I purchased does not.
537597
I supposed you could mount it that way if you want but I prefer to keep it hidden behind the mirror. You can hide the cable by just tucking it between the molding and trim on top of the windshield and along the door panel and under the glove box. You can't even see mine. Good Luck.
1533814
It is by no means a truly weatherproof, rigged antenna. But it certainly can be placed outside while you are using the unit. BUT - about the same reception will be attained if you just place this antenna near a window.
602815
Sorry, don't know I kept the antenna near the window after initial acquisition...
857479
There is an adhesive disk that you can stick to dash and then use the suction cup mount on it or just use the suction cup on the window if that is legal where you live.
407713
In general, near/on the window is best. BUT if you are close to the tv antenna sites (I am 5-6 miles), you can try an interior wall - just retest/scan to see what channels are accessible.The most signal is collected if the flat panel is 'facing' the signal source. Also higher is usually better. Having the antenna flat on a table or window ledge will reduce the signal picked up (which might be OK) - you really have to try in your home.
925032
It works best if mounted on a window. That said, it doesn't look very good on the nearest window, so we attached it to the end of a bookcase so it faces a window. That way, it can't be seen from most angles. We don't receive a few channels this way vs. when we tried the window mount, but are willing to settle for the many that we do receive. I would recommend that you try it in several places before deciding where to leave it. I wish they had molded a loop into the top of it, so that all you would need is a few hooks mounted here and there to move as needed to get a specific channel.
1417471
you have to mount it somewhere. i mounted mine on the dashes lower panel. it will not replace the radio because it is just a monitor. hope this helps.
1259734
The window is only for the rear plate. As for the antenna: it needs to be unscrewed from the holder in the top of the car
536842
The antenna mounts facing down. As long as the antenna isnt too long it works fine.
1400698
I believe that it is meant to be installed on a pole. I suppose you could purchase a smallsectionof pvc pipe lowes of home depot, or for that matter if you are not worried about appearances just rest it on the wall. As an outdoor antenna it is quite good
160375
Raise the antenna. Maybe purchase an external antenna and plug it into the antenna slot.
279478
The booster kit from wilson should help. Just plug it in and stick the antenna to the inside of a window.