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Packtite Passive Monitor Placement Advixe
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PerpetuallyParanoid
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Posted 1 week ago
Sun Dec 1 2019 11:47:31
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Hi.
Please can someone advise where a Packtite Passive Monitor should be placed on a metal slat, wooden outer slats bedframe that is essentially directly on top of a hard floor. My bed is basically a mattress on a sleeping platform with a small bedframe underneath so there are no bed posts, head board etc.
Should it go as normal on a slatted bed in the middle under the pillows?
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Mon Dec 2 2019 5:26:22
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Yes that’s correct.
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Posted 1 week ago
Tue Dec 3 2019 17:03:25
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If it goes in the middle I can't see it at all to check it because the mattress is heavy and hard to lift. Will it still work at the edge of the bedframe at the head end?
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Wed Dec 4 2019 4:52:57
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preferred location would be centre of bed or side closest to wall but as long as it’s under your head it will be fine.
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