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Antennas are much more than simple devices related to every radio. They’re the transducers that transform the voltage from a transmitter into a radio signal. And they pick radio signals out of the air and change them into a voltage for recovery in a receiver. Typically taken for granted and left for the last minute in a design, antennas are nevertheless critical for establishing and maintaining a reliable radio connection. They may look complex and enigmatic to most engineers, particularly EEs working with wireless applications for the first time not to mention that they come in an apparently infinite variety of sizes and shapes.

You will need to call the cable company for this.

Digital switchover in my area, Try re-tuning your Digital TV or Freeview box.

The biggest pioneer tv that is available for you to buy is a 60 in. This size mainly comes in the flat screen tvs. The come in hi-defention and plasma.

The rating mentioned for the inverter refers to current /voltage capability. (It approximates to a power rating of up to 800 Watts although power and VA are slightly different measurements). The television uses 215 Watts which is also a power rating. Therefore, the television will run continually on the inverter without overloading it.

The time limit for operation is the battery that is supplying the inverter with energy. As the battery is not specified the operational time can't be calculated. However, if we take an example of a 12 Volt battery with a capacity of 70 Amp hours (a size that may well be found in a car), the amount of energy stored in the battery should operate the television for a theoretical time of just less than four hours. In reality, the battery will not be capable of delivering all of the energy it stores so some time is likely to be lost. The television power rating is often quoted as the maximum power draw and it will probably draw less power than 215W. This means that the time may be rather longer than 4 hours.

There are a lot of factors such as battery efficiency, power draw, temperature, inverter efficiency and brightness setting of the television that all have an effect on the operation time so the only real method is to hook it up and try it.

If the power source is a lead acid battery then make sure the battery is not left discharged for long periods. Leaving it discharged will adversely affect the life span of the battery so get it back on a charger as soon as possible.

There are repair shops out there that can repair LCD Tv's. Search "lcd tv repair" in your local area. The prices vary from one to another but many are at a good price compared with replacing your TV with new.

Originally developed by Sony

List:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Blu-ray_manufacturers

No, anything at 60hz or more is enough for any gaming console or PC

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The USB slot on the side of the Sony Bravia KDL 40s3000 is used to load movies, pictures, and other media. The Sony Bravia KDL 40s3000 is a 40-inch LCD widescreen TV.

Any color ... the "blue" does not refer to the color of the disk but to the laser light that reads the disk.

No. The world's first television commercial was broadcast by "WNBT" in New York City on July 1, 1941. The 10-second commercial advertised a "Bulova" watch that cost $9.

The single most effective thing the owner of a TV can do to improve the picture is turn the SHARPNESS control all the way up. This action will make the vertical lines that make up the picture look sharper thus the picture is sharper. If the power goes off or the set is unplugged the setting will revert back to the factory setting (in the middle) so you have to reset it again.

Electronic equipment should be stored at less than 85 degrees F. and 50% humidity or less.

RG-59 is RF cable, it is 75 ohms and it will carry video too.

S-Video is a video signal format. It uses two separate signals, one for brightness and one for color information. It provides a better quality than composite video although not as good as component video.

The connector is normally a 4 pin mini DIN plug.

Manufacturers use a variety of LCD panel types in their televisions. The type used will be dependent on the electronics that drive it so a panel chosen by one company may be rejected by another.

The important feature of a television is the image rather than the panel used. If the image looks good, is realistic and is pleasing to watch, it's a good television, regardless of the LCD type being used.

yes, we have a plasma and never leave it paused, it won't damage the tv short term but long term pauses can burn an image into the tv

No. You need a proper receiver (among other things) to be able to plug the cable from the dish into and you need service.

The best CB antenna I've ever owned was the Monkey Made. Of course, it's a bit of overkill unless you're running, say, for example, a six pill linear amp (not that I would ever do such a thing personally, with it being an FCC violation and all). Any Wilson antenna will suffice. If you don't feel like taking it to a CB shop to have the SWR tuning done, go for the Firestick.

Your best bet it to enter your address into the websites linked below to find out where your "local" stations are and to find out what color zone antenna you require (explained in the sites).

In general, RF (for radio frequency) cable is used for the transmission or "linking" (coupling) of equipments, components, stages within components or anything like that where a high frequency signal (an RF signal) needs to be "routed" from one "thing" to another. Your TV cable is just one of the many, many applications of RF cable. Another might be connecting an RF transmitter to an antenna, or an antenna to an RF receiver. The term "RF cable" is a very general one, and there are lots and lots of different types of RF cable. The cable may be the coaxial type (coax), which is most common, and that's like the little cable you screw on the back of your TV to connect it to a cable service or maybe it's the cable connected to the cable box itself to bring the signal from the cable company aboard. There are other types of RF cable, too. Twinaxial (twinax) has a pair of "center" conductors and it might be used to connect data hubs. Heliaxial (heliax) might be used between a radio transmitter and an antenna. There are more, and lots of different "flavors" or characteric impedances, of them. Loss in cables is high, even for "good quality" cable, and thought must be given to cable application and to making up the cables. Long runs of cable are not good news for designers. The distributed R, L and C, and particularly the C (capacitance) will "suck the signal" out of the line. The capacitance actually acts to couple the signal to the shield or "ground" in coax cable. It acts like a small, distributed "short circuit" for a bit of the signal through each foot of cable. And the longer the run and the higher the frequency (because capacitors "couple" higher frequencies better - the XC goes down as frequency goes up), the more signal is lost. Impedance matching is critical (as is using cable with the correct impedance!). Every single connection creates loss, and sometimes great loss. There is no way to avoid it, only steps you can take to minimize it.