How do I install the antenna
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?
1835915
I did not have very good reception. I ended up buying a Winegard HD7698 long range antenna.
1835916
You'd better not to install, but return it for refund. It is very low quality product. When I tried to install it fell apart while installation. Even if you are so lucky to install it won't survive long. I strongly recommend you to get rid of this piece of garbage
1835917
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?
1835918
The one I got was broken and had parts missing right out of the box, I would make sure you check "Every" part "Before" you even attempt to put it together, and if "One" tube is slightly "dented" or "bent", it won't work... If all the parts are there and in "Perfect Condition", then be very "Careful" and follow the directions... But like others have said it's not a very good antenna anyways... So I would just ship it back and get something like "Solid Signal Xtreme Signal HD1080X 2-Bay Bowtie UHF and High Band VHF TV Antenna 35 Miles UHF/VHF (HD-1080x)" or if you need Longer range get a "Solid Signal Xtreme Signal HDB91x VHF/UHF HDTV Antenna (HDB91X)" good for 70+ Miles" That's my recommendation... The one I got was broken and had parts missing right out of the box, I would make sure you check "Every" part "Before" you even attempt to put it together, and if "One" tube is slightly "dented" or "bent", it won't work... If all the parts are there and in "Perfect Condition", then be very "Careful" and follow the directions... But like others have said it's not a very good antenna anyways... So I would just ship it back and get something like "Solid Signal Xtreme Signal HD1080X 2-Bay Bowtie UHF and High Band... » Read More The one I got was broken and had parts missing right out of the box, I would make sure you check "Every" part "Before" you even attempt to put it together, and if "One" tube is slightly "dented" or "bent", it won't work... If all the parts are there and in "Perfect Condition", then be very "Careful" and follow the directions... But like others have said it's not a very good antenna anyways... So I would just ship it back and get something like "Solid Signal Xtreme Signal HD1080X 2-Bay Bowtie UHF and High Band VHF TV Antenna 35 Miles UHF/VHF (HD-1080x)" or if you need Longer range get a "Solid Signal Xtreme Signal HDB91x VHF/UHF HDTV Antenna (HDB91X)" good for 70+ Miles" That's my recommendation... « Show Less
1173074
In the instructions, it says and shows to plug in at top of unit. Open the little rubber flap next to antenna.
2153401
Antenna wire screws into outlet I believe where the cable would normally plug in. Very simple on my TV.
1478245
Concur with previous comments. Best to mount it outdoor, chimney mount, using pipe, some strapping, and the brackets that come with the antenna.
1746128
you have to go to settings' installation, channels and then you change antenna to cable there before start scanning. I am sorry. I am not in front of my TV right now to give you precisely the steps. Good luck.
1364911
simple way. drill hole large enough to fit threaded bottom of antenna. fit in hole. thread nut on bottom. tighten nut. antenna will unt on top of location or side and will be able to turn on 90 degree angel. good luck.
335440
I thought it was an easy install because we had an existing old antenna. We had it up on the roof in no time. Just follow the pictures for putting it together. Go to: http://www.tvfool.com/ to find the directions you'll need to point the antenna for your favorite channels. I live in the mountains with lots of trees and I get lots of channels.
1802369
The kit has everything you will need from antenna to transmitter. You will need a bracket and vertically mounted pipe to place the antenna on. Caulk or foam to seal the hole where the cable comes into the house.
1929938
You need to take the radio into a cb shop, it needs to be tuned for the antenna you have and to check the ground
997942
You just un screw the antenna on the original modem. Screw the new one on and plug in the ac adapter. Then find a place for the new antenna to rest or hook to a wall. Very easy. It took about 3 minutes.
1847412
Just plug the cable where your cable/antenna would go and point the antenna in the direction of the strongest signal and you are good to go. There are several web sites that will give you guidance on what direction to point your antenna, just do a web search for antenna direction.
1118298
Yes you have to have the antenna. I do not think so. the application is not web base, it is windows. hope this help
1228434
I am not a knowledgeable computer person. I was able to successfully install the antenna using a "driver" downloaded from the internet, after repeated request/complaints to the company. They finally sent the driver identity to me, which resulted in the successful download. I suggest you pester them about it.
967070
The antenna needs to be placed high next to a window. Make sure that all connections are snuggly tight.
2177439
You should have also received a POE wall plug for each antenna as well as an instruction booklet (at least mine came that way). The instructions can also be found online at http://ez-bridge.com/Products/docs/8000005_EZ-Bridge-LT_qwik_install_guide.pdf
641150
Yes, very simple installation just plug in and go, the hardest part will be installing the antennae itself, getting it lined up with existing hole in fender, scew the top nut on and then install bracket that will give it support. the rest is just plugging in the antennae to back of your existing radio, ground your black wire to the body anywhere convientthen splice into your existing power to radio usually red wire and your set to go.
1804435
Just the antenna. You would need to but coaxial cable(you can use the same one cable company install in your house and signal booster(optional)