How well does it work installed vertically (90 degrees from recommended attitude) in an attic?
762033
Do you mean horizontally? The vendor's pix shows it vertically. I have not tried it horizontally, but assume it WOULD work - just not as well. Ideally, both antennas (base and mobile) need to both be vertically polarized. Something called "1/4-wave Marconi" necessitates having a "ground plane" orientation identical to the antenna's plane. If you have the antenna oriented 90-degrees to your ground plane, it works poorly - especially when transmitting.
1516993
Approximately 30 degrees, as you can guess from the picture, with 180 degrees coverage. If the purpose is to monitor the front of the house this would not be a mounting I would recommend. I have a similar situation but my purpose is to monitor the side yard so it works well.
492322
I bought it to mount at a slant and it works fine. I suppose it could be mounted vertically if you cut it to the needed length and made sure it was properly mounted.
876204
I don't see why it would not be OK. depending on the temperature in the attic? it is like any other Hub it does generate some heat but as long as you have some ventilation it should be OK. there are cooling slots on the side of the unit for ventilation but this may cause a problem with dust and dirt in the attic? I have mine in a closet and you can not feel any heat from it at all. Good luck
60311
My installation just allows lateral, (side to side) adjustment & slight angle adjustment.it is possible would work if mounted 90 degrees, but not certain.
610265
I think this is designed for vertical placement only so that gravity will close the flaps when fan is not in use. I have mine at the end of ducting in the attic space below a roof vent. There are novel backdraft dampers that work in any direction (batticdoor.com). Properly installed they make a tremendous difference in heat loss.
1218194
Yes, it will work with vaulted ceilings and will hinge as much as 90 degrees.
994604
The only reason it need be positioned vertically is if you want less interference from the power cord wherever you place it. It will work in any position. As long as it is submerged and not sucking air, you can have it as deep or as shallow as you like.
1170644
If the tv is not mounted really close to a corner, it should be able to turn 90 degrees.
2257839
It depends on what you mean by indoor. I installed mine in our attic and it worked perfectly fine. A piece of advice on installation...if you don't have the proper equipment, you can use a small television to tune in the stations. if you are not good with general direction where you cannot see the sun, I would recommend the use of a compass.
2082484
I love the product, but it needs to be mounted on a flat surface on that has a 90 degree angle so I don't think it will work for you.
1131557
Yes, It would work within your attic. We would recommend that you use two and set it on a solid surface.
749684
Have not used it yet but it appears to go upright but not exactly 90 degrees.
878274
Should work fine. I mounted one in the attic for my parents, and it works fine. Also had one in the lobby at our airport.
1047765
I would not use this in a attic. It will not move enough air and is not set for temp
1687957
Yes, it works great, I have it in my detached garage attic, it is about 90-feet from the base station
1595636
I have mine on front porch, vertically with the sensor towards the ground. It seems to work all the way around.