You can put all of your electronics in the closet or even another room. Hide your cable box, DVD player, etc. by using a Remote Control Extender. Its a battery transmitter you can put in your remote and it sends a signal to receiver that is next to your electronics. You can do this with as many remote controls and electronic devices as you want. All of the electronics can be in the closet or even another room. This is what you'll need to get this done. 1.Belkin SurgeCube Surge Protector, 1-Outlet Home Series (.40) Amazon.com 2. Next Generation Remote Control Extender (.90) Amazon.com 3. 8 inch cable ties (.00) Home Depot in the electrical department. Just an update you can find other models of this product at www.nextgen.us You can buy this stuff at different places, I'm just telling you where I found it. If you any questions just post it and Ill get right back to you. Big D.
Showing posts with label Cables. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cables. Show all posts
Hide TV cables, DVD cables, etc! Hidden cable box, DVD player, etc.
on Tuesday, March 5, 2013
Hide TV cables, DVD cables, etc! Hidden cable box, DVD player, etc. Video Clips. Duration : 2.15 Mins.
You can put all of your electronics in the closet or even another room. Hide your cable box, DVD player, etc. by using a Remote Control Extender. Its a battery transmitter you can put in your remote and it sends a signal to receiver that is next to your electronics. You can do this with as many remote controls and electronic devices as you want. All of the electronics can be in the closet or even another room. This is what you'll need to get this done. 1.Belkin SurgeCube Surge Protector, 1-Outlet Home Series (.40) Amazon.com 2. Next Generation Remote Control Extender (.90) Amazon.com 3. 8 inch cable ties (.00) Home Depot in the electrical department. Just an update you can find other models of this product at www.nextgen.us You can buy this stuff at different places, I'm just telling you where I found it. If you any questions just post it and Ill get right back to you. Big D.
You can put all of your electronics in the closet or even another room. Hide your cable box, DVD player, etc. by using a Remote Control Extender. Its a battery transmitter you can put in your remote and it sends a signal to receiver that is next to your electronics. You can do this with as many remote controls and electronic devices as you want. All of the electronics can be in the closet or even another room. This is what you'll need to get this done. 1.Belkin SurgeCube Surge Protector, 1-Outlet Home Series (.40) Amazon.com 2. Next Generation Remote Control Extender (.90) Amazon.com 3. 8 inch cable ties (.00) Home Depot in the electrical department. Just an update you can find other models of this product at www.nextgen.us You can buy this stuff at different places, I'm just telling you where I found it. If you any questions just post it and Ill get right back to you. Big D.
Connecting with Telecoil and Audio Cables
on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Connecting with Telecoil and Audio Cables Tube. Duration : 7.45 Mins.
There are a variety of ways in which you can connect to audio/video devices like mp3 players, laptops, portable game systems, assistive listening devices, and mobile devices. This short video will introduce you to basic telecoil accessories and audio cables -- and how they are used to connect with audio/video devices.
There are a variety of ways in which you can connect to audio/video devices like mp3 players, laptops, portable game systems, assistive listening devices, and mobile devices. This short video will introduce you to basic telecoil accessories and audio cables -- and how they are used to connect with audio/video devices.
How to fix the RCA / PHONO cables.
on Monday, November 19, 2012
How to fix the RCA / PHONO cables. Tube. Duration : 8.98 Mins.
www.djtutor.com please read!! people keep on asking for the "bloopers " so i will now be posting, most of the time , the out takes of the video that you see. Some times a 1 min video can take 1 hr!, yet a ten min vid can take ten min!---------------------------------------------------------- On all sl1200's you have the phono / rca wired into the actual turntable. If you are finding that one or two of the phono cables are not working 9/10 it's because the phono plug is loose and the wire has been puled in side the outer plastic. Follow this step by step video for a temporary solution to getting them fixed.
www.djtutor.com please read!! people keep on asking for the "bloopers " so i will now be posting, most of the time , the out takes of the video that you see. Some times a 1 min video can take 1 hr!, yet a ten min vid can take ten min!---------------------------------------------------------- On all sl1200's you have the phono / rca wired into the actual turntable. If you are finding that one or two of the phono cables are not working 9/10 it's because the phono plug is loose and the wire has been puled in side the outer plastic. Follow this step by step video for a temporary solution to getting them fixed.
Home Theater Repair & Installation : Hiding the Cables in Home Theater System Setup
on Thursday, September 27, 2012
Home Theater Repair & Installation : Hiding the Cables in Home Theater System Setup Tube. Duration : 6.62 Mins.
Hiding the cables in a home theater system can help give a cleaner, more organized appearance to your entertainment room. Hide the cables in your home theater setup with help from an electronics designer in this free video clip. Expert: Adam Zarrett Contact: www.welightupthenight.com Bio: Adam Zarrett has always been interested in computers, technology, electronics and video. Filmmaker: Dale Heinlein Series Description: Installing a home theater and enjoying cinema-quality audio and video in your home doesn't come without the occasional hiccup. Learn about home theater installation and repair with help from an electronics designer in this free video series.
Hiding the cables in a home theater system can help give a cleaner, more organized appearance to your entertainment room. Hide the cables in your home theater setup with help from an electronics designer in this free video clip. Expert: Adam Zarrett Contact: www.welightupthenight.com Bio: Adam Zarrett has always been interested in computers, technology, electronics and video. Filmmaker: Dale Heinlein Series Description: Installing a home theater and enjoying cinema-quality audio and video in your home doesn't come without the occasional hiccup. Learn about home theater installation and repair with help from an electronics designer in this free video series.
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