can I mount this antenna in the attic null

Yes, though its not easy as you'll have to fish cable through your attic, down walls to your TV. And you'll need a level to ensure that the antenna is perfectly level once attached to a rafter, both vertically & horizonally.

Absolutely. I mounted mine in the attic and the reception is fantastic.

Depends on your location. I am 65 miles away from Boston. I tried my attic first and could only get 10 channels. When I went outside it picked up 28 channels. Remember this is a directional antenna. If your TV image is broken up , just lose the clamps and move your antenna a little

You can, but it seems to work better outside on the roof. In the attic, the channels will cut out every once in awhile, but not very often.

Yes, mine came with mounting hardware. I have not yet anchored it to anything in the attic, but I can see that it would not be difficult. I have mine in the attic, just sitting on top of our heater unit with a couple of short 2x4s separating the two and the reception is great so I probably will not move it unless I have to.

Yes, mine is mounted in the attic

Yes you can! Outside on a tower seems best, but inside does work

Yes, this is the location of my antenna. However you will be limited to your reception. This style and type of antenna is best suited for outdoor mounting.

Yes you can. I mounted the pole to a board, which sits on the rafters quite well. It also gave me the ability to adjust the direction the antenna points at. Negative is having to run a cable down to a room, but that is easier than running from outside to the inside IMO.

I do not know why you couldn't. It should work just fine.

Yes, you can mount this antenna in the attic.

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Yes, though its not easy as you'll have to fish cable through your attic, down walls to your TV. And you'll need a level to ensure that the antenna is perfectly level once attached to a rafter, both vertically & horizonally.
Answered by SpartyJack 10 years ago
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Absolutely. I mounted mine in the attic and the reception is fantastic.
Answered by AntennaBuyer 10 years ago
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Depends on your location. I am 65 miles away from Boston. I tried my attic first and could only get 10 channels. When I went outside it picked up 28 channels. Remember this is a directional antenna. If your TV image is broken up , just lose the clamps and move your antenna a little
Answered by espwa 10 years ago
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You can, but it seems to work better outside on the roof. In the attic, the channels will cut out every once in awhile, but not very often.
Answered by sassyrep 10 years ago
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Yes, mine came with mounting hardware. I have not yet anchored it to anything in the attic, but I can see that it would not be difficult. I have mine in the attic, just sitting on top of our heater unit with a couple of short 2x4s separating the two and the reception is great so I probably will not move it unless I have to.
Answered by SeniorStach 10 years ago
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Yes, mine is mounted in the attic
Answered by wheeler1998 10 years ago
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Yes you can! Outside on a tower seems best, but inside does work
Answered by Doodles 10 years ago
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Yes, this is the location of my antenna. However you will be limited to your reception. This style and type of antenna is best suited for outdoor mounting.
Answered by jfbecke 10 years ago
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Yes you can. I mounted the pole to a board, which sits on the rafters quite well. It also gave me the ability to adjust the direction the antenna points at. Negative is having to run a cable down to a room, but that is easier than running from outside to the inside IMO.
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I do not know why you couldn't. It should work just fine.
Answered by Mack1or2 10 years ago
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