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On a permanent install we would normally put the RX within a weather proof housing - for what you describe as long as during the operation periods you are not expecting moisture to be an issue then Velcro or Cable Tie the RX to the TV and simply disconnect the CAT cable when removing the TV/RX.
No kidding. It was like ham radio. You could watch the weather and try to use that to pull in some really distant, although snowy signals. Lived on a hill in Missouri next to a water tower. Had some fun with that. One of the reasons I kept my Samsung SIR-T151 is that the signal LED would blink if it saw something digital on the RF channel you'd ...
However, that was then. Now I have a similar problem. When the weather gets warmer or a little humid (and I don't mean by a lot... 70s or so), the thing likes to flake out a bit. 1. Volume fluctuates up & down sometimes along with a click. 2. Sound sometimes gets muffled then clicks and gets perfectly clear. 3.
Thats the nature of TV broadcasts in the VHF and UHF band, the tuner generation doesn't matter. If you are close with direct line of sight you won't have such issues, its only when you are expecting the signals to bend from a long distance that you are depending on atmosperic condtions to help and heating of the atmosphere changes things.
Theater: Denon AVR-X4800H (MultiEQ-X), Roku 4K Ultra, HDHomerun 4K, Old Panasonic BD Player, Mcintosh C1200 amp, 3 QSC GX5 amps, 4 DIY Johnny Subs (18" Ultimax), F - Klipsch La Scala (Crites Xover), C - Klipsch Academy (Crites Xover), S/SB/FH - Klipsch SS-1, TMH - Cheap Dayton Audio speakers (to be upgraded with in-ceiling speakers), BenQ W6000 PJ, 110" DaLite screen, APC H15 Power Conditioner
Short answer - no. 100-240v 50/60 hz is known as a universal power supply and lg oled tv's are 120v. which means to make it work in your country you would have to use a voltage converter. and you cannot use any voltage converter like a simple adapter, the voltage converter to convert from 120 to 220/230v would have to support the power consumption load of the oled tv, that is the converter ...
Scheduling and weather prevented the new 149884 from being placed on the tower but certainly looking forward to the results! Reactions: ughAudio , ChiwaukeeOTA and Primestar31 Save Share
Basement 5.1.4: Anthem MRX 720, Monoprice 2-channel amp, Paradigm Prestige 85F/55C/15B. PSB Alpha A1/P3 for Atmos, BFM THTLP 15" with Nu3000DSP, ATV4K, XBox OneS, Harmony Ultimate, Samsung 65" Q7D.
I've read many threads on here saying why you shouldn't lay a plasma on its side during transport (or any other time) because it might crack the glass.
You can also see the ports: Optical, service, USB, LAN, AV in mini jack, HDMI 2 and 3 (HDMI 1 is inside the compartment previously shown) and the power cord plug.