What you can't see here is that I added extra support for the cabinet wall on the inside. I bought piece of 3x3 hard wood and cut it just short enough to squeeze in from top to bottom on the inside left. I then drilled pilot holes for the screws.

I secured the 3x3 with two long screws on the top and bottom side. I used brass designer cabinet screws ( you can see one of them directly below the bracket). The other is near the top. These were heavy duty screws however still looked nice to the eye. I then positioned the bracket not for the center of the hard wood but for the best position of the TV. As you can see, it's a little off center from the cabinet screw but well within the 3 inch thickness of the support. It's rock solid.

Here is a installation hint: Make sure the bracket is level in reference to the cabinet. I used an angle level to make it easy. Since my RV is never perfectly level, I measured on the cabinet front than set the level on the bracket to be exactly 90 degrees off. If you don't do this, your TV will be crooked.

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Nice eh?

This is picking up digital while out camping.  Just as good a satellite.

The bracket allows me to position it in any direction.

Questions? Email me.