Will the Curve work in a one story home surrounded with major trees?
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I believe that the biggest factor is not a one story home or trees.....my house is as such....but the proximity to and the location of the towers that are sending the signals. If you go to Mohu's website, you can put in your zip code and get a pretty good idea of the reception you will receive. You can also call them for assistance. They are very helpful.
1298260
You should not mix the curve sections with any other different sized curves, as they won't match for circles or ovals, but you could use them as dead end off load switched tracks.
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Should not matter. It will fit in between that space however you choose. The angel of the awning can be adjusted.
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No, I will us a wide plank of wood with extra large shims. Be careful. Works best on flat ground. I clean my gutters and there is a good 10-foot drop from the front of the house to the rear. MIke
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The product has a very responsive company, for a good answer I would call the company. You may need to apply two layers rather than one to make it look right. It is self leveling, and worked well for us, so if multiple layers are applied I would assume it would work.
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No. For me to decrease the area being monitored I have it facing my home instead of away from it. Try that if feasible for you. Mine is on a tree facing the front of my house.
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The feet themselves do not slant, but if the roof is pitched right, I suppose it would work. But it is possible that the gutters would still get in the way as they are only about 12" deep.
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The heating element is flexible. Having it curve shouldn't be a problem. I have mine on a bed so it just conforms to the cats when they lay on it. It should work fine.
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I've not seen anything that would indicate that one side or the other should be toward mulched area so you should be able to install without any problems. As others have pointed out, unroll and let it warm up in the sun before installing and use the natural curve (from being rolled up) to orient as desired.
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We have a very slight slope in our yard and haven't had a problem, but the legs aren't adjustable, so it would be dangerous to put it someplace with a noticeable slope.
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Probably not. My house sits kind of low with trees on side that it points toward. I got better reception in the winter when leaves were off trees and when I first got this antennae. I also have a hill with trees that is higher in elevation that causes issues. Picture will freeze and sound goes out a lot when trees are moving in the wind. Reception was definitely better the first 6 months I had this antennae. Hope this helps.
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I would assume yes. It works perfectly in my above ground only the corners are a bit hard but that is due to the curve. An in-ground would be much easier! Enjoy!
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It depends on the density of the trees, but the short answer is yes. It's pretty much line of sight.
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We do not have a sloped ceiling but the main shaft pivots so it may work on a slope
1175164
Maybe.. I've only used it for lawn renovation but it could level your trails
1197700
I think a landing with a curve may cause a problem. It can be attached up top, but on a straight surface. Mine lays in a straight line down several stairs, no curve, & it works well.
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YES!!! with less obstructions and the ability to move it 360 degrees with a 180 up and down angle change you can avoid most obstructions like trees buildings, etc. Use silicone water resistant glue on connections leading into you house and you will be rocking!!!!