Once the TV is dropped down can you turn it from left to right at all? I want to put it in a corner but I need for the screen to turn clock wise.
61302
It does rotate. When you pull it down from the closed position, it is facing backwards. From there you can rotate it 270 clockwise. Thus you can have it face up to 90 on either side from the normal forward position.
61303
yes-the screen actually turns around facing the wall when it folds up it turns both ways
61304
It does rotate. When you pull it down from the closed position, it is facing backwards. From there you can rotate it 270° clockwise. Thus you can have it face up to 90° on either side from the normal forward position.
61305
It will turn either way but will not go all the way around. Turn gently-do not force it.
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
133877
It can be turned manually to the right or left. One thing we didn't realize is that you have to be seated directly in front of it to get the best quality. If you are looking at the screen on an angle, the picture is not good. Frankly, I wouldn't buy it again be cause of this.
2177916
If you mean can you mount the TV vertically, then sure, the only issue will be the distance from the center of the TV to the edge, but I'm sure you've taken that into consideration.If you mean can you rotate the TV between vertical and horizontal, then no. The mount only rotates 45 degrees, but that is in the description, so I'm don't think is what you are asking.
170276
The TV can be tilted up or down, side to side to level it and also from left to right for viewing. The TV definitely does not have to be removed. If you are trying to level it (one side is higher than the other), pull the TV forward (out) and loosen the four allen bolts on the backplate of the TV. Level it, retighten, and then push the TV back into your preferred position.
1752615
Yes? If I understand your question correctly. If you mount it under your cabinet, it can face the same direction as your cabinet doors do (if that makes sense) it also can rotate side to side, and if you want to "tuck it away" it will fold up under the cabinet so the screen will face your counter top, and the back of the TV will face the bottom of your cabinet (again that is only if you want to stow it away).
1462345
Yes, you just switch it to 2d on your tv, looks amazing in 2d as well, was watching this yesterday and tested it.
1498574
Yes you can, and if you desired you could pull the TV away from the wall and aim it left or right. it's a great mount, very sturdy.
808499
yes it can be switched simply buy unscrewing screw and swapping to left side.
853392
I have mind on a rotating "lazy susan" type stand to turn if necessary. However, only time I turn it is when I'm dusting. The only "tilt" is ability to adjust the screen up or down. Mine is in bedroom and aimed/adjusted to watching from bed, so doesn't have to be moved. Hope this was helpful.
13821
Any sort of rotation or adjustments require in screwing. It won't be quick and easy. Assuming you're talking about rotating the tv.
1308108
I live in a in-law or basement. I have the same set up, my tv is in the opposite side of the window and to answer your question, it can be put anywhere in the house you will just have to toy with it. It is posibble to put it on your tv stand but if you dont get a signal you will have to move it around. I have mine hanged on the wall like a picture frame as it comes with a pin hole for that same purpose. This is one of the best if not the best anntena i've had. Highly recommended.
1000956
You can't just turn it, you need to remove a little screw and turn it sideways, I prefer it normal standing side.
657722
As others have noted, it can't done. If you want it pointed in another direction you have to turn the whoe unit. All depends on whether you have the space to do that.
2089667
Well it depends on the size of your tv- because the arm extends from the wall, then you can turn it 90 degrees in either direction. If your tv is big, it will hit the wall.
1238500
Tilting the screen to angle up or down is done with two tension screws on the sides. To rotate or level the tv, just turn it and it will stay in position.
461005
Yes you do have some flexibility to move it slightly to the right or left and as said in other responses you can also adjust the vertical. On the vertical portion, the tv adjusted itself. We have trains going by so the vibration possibly adjusted it for us. As for the horizontal portion, once it on the wall, you will need a really long screwdriver to loosen and tighten the screws. Sorry can't remember if it is a regular or Phillips screwdriver.