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Apps Maya Train Sounds Ultra

Update: I just bought a second one a year after the first, and they have improved it! Last year I gave it 4 stars; this year it's a perfect 5!

- The plate that bolts on the TV has been redesigned to permit 5 different placements on smaller TVs with 100mm spaced bolts so you can most likely avoid covering up your connections. (That fixes a problem I had last year.)
- Hanging the TV is dramatically easier! You mount the arm on the wall, the plate on the TV, then hang the TV on the arm with a very clever hook arrangement while you secure them together with 2 screws. You don't have to hold the TV up in the air while doing this anymore.
- The tilt arrangement has been redesigned. You could even leave the tension nut a little loose so you could just grab the screen and tilt it and it would hold its position.
- It now comes with a free HDMI cable and a level.
INSTALLATION HINT: the bracket that bolts to the wall looks like it's designed to be attached with four lag bolts--one each on the top and bottom of the bracket in the center of the stud, and one on each side of the center. Some reviewers figure that two bolts in the center are plenty. Maybe so--the instructions only point out the use of the center two. But I feel more secure having used the two side bolt holes, too. I drilled my pilot holes at an angle to hit the stud (aim right from the left side and aim left from the right side). Since you finish off the installation with plastic covers over the bolt heads, no one will see that they are not flat.