can you put this indoors also , if so how much room is needed for it to rotate, also do you need a 2 way splitter four more the one tv
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You wouldn't want to put it indoors! It's an outdoor antenna. It would require to pick up signal the microwave frequency needed from the open air and it'd take up about 5 to 6 ft for rotation swing. Indoors, it wouldn't see the signal. A two-way splitter would be good if you put it on more than one tv. I'm not sure if a splitter would do more than two anyway.
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Mine was "bent" when it arrived. It wouldn't work. If you have Direct TV you can have a second unit with no cost if you promise not to use both at the same time. No problem for me as we are either in one place or the other. You just have to move one of your units to the second location. With Direct you will need their "special" hook-up.It will not work otherwise.
1438923
If I remember correctly the stand is fixed and cannot rotate. We used a wall mount for our TV when we installed it in our boat.
472570
We have ours mounted in a motor home and are limited by how far we can turn the TV from side to side. I would estmate you could move it back and forth 180 degrees though. It's very flexible.
65123
It doesn't rotate or have give room. I never used mine. Ended up going to Target and picking up a stand with swivel. Unless you have a dead on spot and expect to never move the tv I suggest otherwise. I was using mine for a corner as well. Hope that helps
1372471
You need that piece for stability. The towers walls are what hold the whole thing together, if you move them apart you will not be able to put the rest of it together. I would buy a stand that would fit the size TV you have.
1129397
It rotates in either direction. My TV view can be changed easily in both directions.
1743457
I have it in my shelf. The remote really doesn't work well without a direct beam to the IR sensor. So mounting it to the back of the TV would probably be a really bad idea. It's small enough to fit most anywhere on an entertainment center though, so it shouldn't be a problem finding space.
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Not sure if I understand your question. If mounting this under a cabinet say in the kitchen, the TV can be rotated back from the viewing position to the horizontal, if you have room under the cabinet.
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Hello. I have it in a similar sized room and on the merits of performance, no, it is appropriate and works well. The only gripe/issue I have overall is this center channel speaker is MUCH larger than I anticipated. You need to match it above a TV no smaller than 65"; It needs to be mounted above the TV or if your TV itself is mounted, ensure you have ample room beneath your TV. In general it isn't as eye-appealing as I would have imagined but in terms of performance, I have mine set with Yamaha 7.1 entertainment system and it is clean and crisp for a center channel! Hope that helps! Hello. I have it in a similar sized room and on the merits of performance, no, it is appropriate and works well. The only gripe/issue I have overall is this center channel speaker is MUCH larger than I anticipated. You need to match it above a TV no smaller than 65"; It needs to be mounted above the TV or if your TV itself is mounted, ensure you have ample room beneath your TV. In general it isn't as eye-appealing as I would have imagined but in terms of performance, I have mine set with Yamaha 7.1 entertainment system and it is clean and crisp for a center channel! Hope that helps!
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It depends on whether you are planning on being able to rotate the screen right and left. If that is your plan, I would think about it some more. Also, you might have to open the back of the bookshelf to vent for the T.V. so that the T.V. doesn't overheat. Also reaching cables and plugs might be a little more difficult with the full back on.
2208267
The TV is secured to the stand. You can, with care, move the stand around (front to back and side to side). Of course your TV must be within the size requirement for this stand (see manufacturer's specs).
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It worked good for me I put on inside in out but bought 42" tv and only good for up to 32" so had to buy another tv ! But works well
602604
It will go flat against the wall but only rotate about 75-90 degrees because it does not extend out far enough . I can watch the tv from any part of my room but it's a small apartment size room and does not need to turn to far from one side to the other. This is a great deal and a heavy duty wall mount
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You cannot but the you COULD possibly use some spacers in the top bolts to give you a slight angle. Just put the spacers between the TV and the bracket. The unit is very stable and works as advertised on a table. We used it to replace a missing stand for a TV that had been mounted on the wall before.
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If you put the TV on the base you can swival it with just that. I need the space for a box to run my TV.
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No - this mount doesn't allow for rotation. You could likely mount it either way, but cannot rotate it without unsecuring the TV/monitor and reattaching.