How do you attach the antenna to the TV?
174447
I used a long coaxial cable that I had left over from a previous cable installation. The cable is NOT included with the antenna.
174448
There is a threaded nib on the antenna and there should be one on the TV (perhaps marked ANT IN). Use RG6 Coaxial cable and screw onto each nib. RG6 cable is rather common stuff. You can buy it at Amazon Coaxial Cable (50 Feet) with F-Male Connectors - Ultra Series by Mediabridge - Tri-Shielded UL CL2 In-Wall Rated RG6 Digital Audio / Video - Includes Removable EZ Grip Caps (Part# CJ50-6BF-N1 ) or Home Depot Lowes, even Walmart or Kmart.
174449
There is a threaded nib on the antenna and there should be one on the TV (perhaps marked ANT IN). Use RG6 Coaxial cable and screw onto each nib. RG6 cable is rather common stuff. You can buy it at Amazon http://www.amazon.com/Mediabridge-Coaxial-Digital-Audio-Video/dp/B003FVX8GE/ref=pd_bxgy_e_text_y or Home Depot Lowes, even Walmart or Kmart.
319874
You need an antenna cable to go from your antenna to the device hooked to the "in" connector. Then you can hook another antenna cable to your TV from one of the "out" connectors.
2153401
Antenna wire screws into outlet I believe where the cable would normally plug in. Very simple on my TV.
1651097
Call the company. The technician will tell you how to do this. They helped me set up mine when I got a new TV set.
664294
It just screws on. Just like your cable or antenna connection. If you want to keep your other cable connected you'll need a splitter that you can get at Radio Shack or Wal mart.
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What I did was go to Home Depot and buy a threaded 1" O.D. pipe. I also got an adapter there that steps the 1" up to 1 1/8" or 1/14"...either is okay. I then bought a rubber union with two hose clamps attached to it. I inserted the 1" pipe into the adapter, and the adapter into the rubber union. I fastened one clamp on the adapter, the other end onto the 1+1/2" antenna mast. I bought silver paint to match the mast and the parts....and the black rubber union. Paited it all, hooked the antenna up to the 1" pipe...Voila...done!
1420970
To mount the external antenna I used the existing TV antenna. I attached to the end of it thereby creating the ability to raise and lower it. I also fed the cable through in place of the old TV cable.
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Hi Quahog. I used the hole that the TV antenna runs through. Remove the rubber cover and the sealant and you should be able to get both cables through the hole. then get some good sealant from Loews or similar and sea; it up again. I then made a bracket and attached it to the TV antenna mount to holed the External Antenna.
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Most flat TV's have a VESA Mount Standard Pattern on the back (4 HOLES THAT FIT 4 SCREWS) used to hang TV to a wall. You just have to find the right screw size (vendor provides 4 or 5 different screw sizes, ONE SET OF FOUR should fit right on the back of your TV). Then use them to attach the TV hooks(upright metal pieces) to TV. Then you just hang TV, using the hooks, onto the brackets (horizontal pieces) previously attached to wall, per vendor instructions. You might need help lifting up your TV. I hope this answer your question, good luck!
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There is a connection area, look at the back of the Tv. There should be a area where all the connections go on the side, at the bottom of that is where you put the coax, its jutted out and hidden a bit but feel around. Hope this helps
1249651
coax from the antenna to the box marked antenna. The wire attached to the box goes to the TV, the remaining coax fitting can go to another tv (as I recall)
1344106
The antenna connects to the tv using the same type of connection as a cable wire, so a usb is not needed. If you are replacing cable with the antenna, you can actually use the cable wiring in your house to connect all of your tv's to one antenna. Put the antenna in the room at the highest point in the house. Get a 2 way cable splitter. One end goes to the tv in that room. The other end connects to the existing cable wire. Follow the existing cable wire to your basement or wherever the cable comes in to the house. Get a 5 way splitter (for up to 4 tv's). Connect the cable coming from the room with the antenna to the input of the 5 way splitter. Connect all of your other tv cables to the outputs of the 5 way splitter. You will then just need to change each tv to use air instead of cable. Be sure to buy quality splitters with gold ends.
1714225
You need the RCA 3.5 mm audio cable (adapter). Attach it to the audio out position on the TV.
958614
There are places to screw into the back of any TV to mount it either on the wall or on the pole that comes with the tv stand. I didn't use this feature. My tv just sits on the stand.
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Hi, the cable that comes with the antenna for attaching to your tv is 6ft long. It is very thin and likely too short for most setups so you will want to pickup a longer coax cable, especially if you are installing in an attic. Good luckJeff
1328396
The pole that you see in the photo is not included. A standard TV mast available at most hardware stores will be suitable for mounting this antenna on.
1725049
Yes, you do need an antenna. I tried many, many, many and found the best one to be this white square one.I'ts about an 8 by 10 but you can slip behind the tv so no one sees it.I'm sorry I don't have the exact name but I will find it and update.