There are two different answers to, Is it flip up or down. My vents are below the radio and i dont want to cover them.
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It flips up 3 angles,on my truck it covers almost all the a/c heater controls,.
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The image is upside down (thanks photography department...) The face hangs down below the deck. If you're looking for a unit where the face motorizes up, take a look at the VIR-7830B or the new VR-74H2B
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I call this type a single DIN Hang over type... Picture is upside down.. It mounts single DIN and hangs down.. This will cover your vents below the stereo... If it is a 2 DIN or DIN -1/2 it will minimize what it covers if you mount it towards the top of the stereo spot..
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It is flip out. I have an Expedition and it covers my controls under where my radio goes. But, it has different settings how you want the screen so sit so it might work. You can have it flat, popped out a little or a lot so it may work for you. This is a HUGE screen and detachable as well. It slides completely straight out to put in a disk.
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The top of the vent is not attached, it just sits on top. There's a separate cup inside that the air blows up against that cap. The air then escapes out below the cup and through the bottom of the vent, which is open. But no, I do not think you can turn it upside down. Too bad though, it does work well.
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My radio is flush mounted but with the bracket that comes with the radio to install on top of a console or something is much easier to remove and install. One minute to remove/install.
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No, the short antenna is bent just a bit and goes straight back up, after a bit, when cover is removed. Has saved my new car from kitty prints and scratches
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Yes two settings flip the rack and there about the same. Best conversation oven for the size !! Put a pizza stone in it and you have one of the best pizza's ever!! ¥
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Our 5th wheel roof has a gentle curve from side to side and we have no problems. The cover doesn't actually go all the way down to the roof because of the way the mounting system is designed. The mounts that fasten to the vent actually run underneath the cover so there is no way for the cover to have a clearance problem with the roof. The cover works great
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I do not recomend flip up covers. I had Butler Creek flip covers and they broke the first time they were used. I use the original covers and a stretch over cover made by crooked horn. Hope I have helped. JBR
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If you clip it in such a way, so that the phone lies horizontally, then it can only move up and down. From my experience, it is best to clip on the lowest part of the vent, otherwise it will face down because it is kind of heavy. So no left & right movement.
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It goes over your existing vent. It allows you to keep your vents open but doesn't allow the wind to rip them off while traveling or allow rain in while stationary. We highly recommend. Hope this helps.
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There are 2 knobs that adjust the tightness of the mirror, I've not had a problem with it flipping unless you make it flip.
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Jen is correct, it's just a low vent on the back. It zips down if you don't want it open. But, it is perfect, when open, to put a fan in front of it and keep some fresh air flowing through.
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Since I don't how your A/C and vents are configured on your roof, it is difficult to give you advice. If you are just replacing the antenna head and the yagi part of the antenna is going to hit your A/C, you can turn it around on the mast....you will have to drill holes for the pins to go through since they are pre-drilled for the other way. I saw a You-Tube video of someone who did this so you might look that up if you need to.
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There is no hole for a flip up antenna, you would have to make one and then it wouldn't be water proof. an object of the dimensions 4.75" x 3.125" x 1.25" is about as large as will fit inside. The hole for the power cord is on the bottom in the center. The back side is deeper (about 1") than the front half. hope this is enough information to answer your question
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First, verify with the manufacturer that this device is intended for kitchen range hood venting. As I recall, the flap depends on gravity (and perhaps magnetic seal) so mounting it upside down sounds problematic to me. I installed mine myself on a pitched roof as part of a fan forced bathroom vent system. It hasn't leaked that I know of.
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I believe the vent should be open. It is very difficult on mine to move the metal liner so the vent is closed so I don't think it is meant to be twisted shut. I reread the instructions and there is no mention of closing the vent nor does it mention the vent at all. I did find one problem with the boiley is that it is very easy to discard the instructions as they are part of the wrapping rather than a separate leaflet. I had to retrieve mine from the trash as my husband had thrown it away.
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It's at the front underneath the controls and vents. You need to pull up and out.
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I installed it the way it is seen in the picture with the smaller compartment (for soap, razors, etc) on the bottom which for me makes sense when it comes to accessibility. So from what I have installed and what I usually have seen the bigger part goes up top. That is my recommendation but if your installing it lower somewhere it might make sense to flip it.