“I asked the question yesterday about the plastic stuck to the antenna with the pull tabs, but the answer was a bit lacking. It looked like this plastic was supposed to be taken off, so I did. Was it supposed to be left attached?”
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Yes, that was a scratch protection film. It was intended to be removed. I don't think it would affect your signal much either way though.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.This might be an optional thing for one but I decided to take the plastic bag off if that is what you’re referring to , I did however leave the plastic on , the antenna if you look closely there’s the pull tab on the top edge and there’s (no dust to wipe off either)
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi. I did not take the plastic off on mine. I also didn't use the included 3m foam pads they provided. Wasn't sure where i wanted to stick it up on the wall, so i used paints tape and just too lazy to switch it out...lol! It's been 5 months and still holds. Good luck!
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hello there, You can remove the plastic packaging on the antenna. If possible, position your antenna toward the transmission tower, as high as possible, for better reception. Best Buy Essentials Support Louise https://www.bestbuy.com/contact-us
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