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gammy

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#30404 7-Feb-2009 05:29
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I have direct t.v. downstairs and I split it off (via the tv/out on my receiver) to the upstairs.

But, to change the channel (while upstairs) I have to walk downstairs and be "in sight" of the downstairs t.v.

I need a solution..tks

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GReX
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  #194640 7-Feb-2009 13:48
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you need an av wireless sender. i have done so with my freeview decoder. now i can change the channel in my bedroom eventhough the decoder is in the lounge, this as long as you have the remote with you.




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  #195243 11-Feb-2009 07:10
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Since it looks like you're in the US (Direct TV) this is a solution that might work for you

http://www.smarthome.com/8210/Powermid-Complete-Set-Transmitter-Receiver-PM5900-PEX01-/p.aspx

I have a set of these and they worked pretty well sending signals through two walls.




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