How do you control the angle? Where is the switch on the remote or does it come with one?
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It self levels. If you want to use it with a controller then I think it plugs on to the two pins that stick out of the top part. Not sure though as I've not used this function.
2158073
The angle mechanism at that connects to the TV is a lever and has about 15 to 20 degrees down from 90 degrees....it is adjusted by two nuts and bolts...if you need pixs let me know.
918066
I agree with previous answers. There's a knob on top of the arm system right where its very close to the TV. I think this controls the tension on turning, tilting the TV. No problem with my 32 in. If your trying to hang a humongus TV off a small mount, well good luck.
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Sorry, I'm not sure what the modes are for. It comes with a dedicated remote that can adjust the level of control (40%-100%)at the push of a button. It also has two buttons for controlling the attachments and another to turn on the LED lights. Left control is vertical thrust and rotation on the vertical axis. Right control is tilt in all directions (movement fwd, back, etc.). Oops, I forgot the button that flips the copter 360 (must be in 100% control --press button, then right control stick in direction of desired flip).
1112563
Just like any stationary extension, you have to manually twist it to rotate the camera's view. Anything automated or robotic would cost you on ton, I'm sure.
908478
You can use the remote to direct the flow of the air in whichever direction you choose, it's pretty kool.
1123069
I have mine at an angle. It works fine. It swings. As long at the wall where you mount it is flat the angle does not matter.
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yes it works quite well at an angle. I use mine like many would use a wired remote. Just point it to the front side of the camera and it works perfectly.
447874
There is a lever that allows you to change the angle of the TV, but I do not believe that it can freely tilt up or down like it moves right to left.
467910
I have made my TV perpendicular to the wall when it's up. However you can adjusted the angle when you pull the TV down it has three different setting, as far as I can tell
1001117
Add to my previous answer, the motion sensor is adjustable in all directions to aim at the angle you'd like
501243
Mine is wired into a wall switch; don't think it came with the switch, but not sure. You can turn it off and on with the switch and control it with the remote (velocity, direction, light on off, etc.)
2102113
It has two angles it can be set at, very easy to do. There are more reviews and videos about it just research it on youtube
115112
It uses a pin with a knob that you pull up and the device tilts down. Very easy and works well.
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There is no setting to control it. The button on the side is on/off. However the weight of the object you place on it determines if it will rotate. I have a heavy piece of crystal on mine & it won't rotate.
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You can control the angle. I don't know that you can be as precise as 10% or 20%, but I do know that it is very easy to control. There isn't sudden movement and you can control your angle by the angle of your arms. It's all detailed in the instructions included with the inversion table.
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There is a T bolt (bolt with plastic wing type head easy to turn) that comes with the unit to lock the tilting position. I just adjusted my screen earlier today, so it's there and it works. Not a whole lot of range for tilting though, maybe 30 degree up and down? Hope this helps.