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Wireless TV Gizmo?

Kell · 2006-11-30 09:21:10

Folks, not sure if something like this is available, but here goes. Does anyone know if there is a IR device that will plug into a coaxial TV inlet and also the TV to effectively remove the coax cable? I have heard they exist but told the picture quality wasnt the greatest. Anyone any experience of such a device? K-

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30-11-2006 10:21am

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Kell

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Folks,

not sure if something like this is available, but here goes. Does anyone know if there is a IR device that will plug into a coaxial TV inlet and also the TV to effectively remove the coax cable?

I have heard they exist but told the picture quality wasnt the greatest. Anyone any experience of such a device?

K-

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#2 30-11-2006 10:37am
ondafly

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I have used one for Scart, purchased in Currys. So theres probably one available for Co-axial. The quality was a bit ropey though, horizontal lines pulsing during the playback of DVDs

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