What exactly is the "bi-directional Transient Voltage Suppressing (TVS) array"? The only components on the circuit boards are 4 gas discharge tubes.
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I believe that is either a typo or misrepresentation. No TVS could be found in this model.
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I believe there are two sets of diodes in the fixture, one red and one white, I liked the first one I bought for the navigators station last year so much I bought a second one for my galley this year, might buy some more this winter. The are great for after dark plus they do not corrode like the old ones. Mine were the exact same size as the original fixtures so replacement was easy.
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I forgot to mention, instead of using an adapter, there are cables that are 1/4" TS on one end and RCA on the other end.
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The TV ears need to be in the charger overnight, so I would assume that it uses low voltage. Although they were fully charged, they were only operable for a few hours.
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Everything is provided (mounting bracket). When the appropriate voltage is applied to the terminals in the back it starts counting. Watch the polarity of course. I've never had one fail and we've used something like 200 of them over the years in our OEM equipment.
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Not an issue for LCD. Also not an issue for LED or Plasma. Shielding only mattered for old CRT tubes.
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The first bullet point on the product page: "The BDA-S4 is a bi-directional cable TV amplifier designed for use in homes." The third point says, "A passive return path supports multiple broadband devices such as set-top boxes and cable modems."
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One Straight Tube and one connector piece. Not enough to really do anything with on it's own. These things are really gimmicky IMO. Cool for like 10 mins and then never touched again.
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If I remember right, it's one cord with 3 emitters at the end. (It splits into 3 so you can place them in front of different components.) I do recommend using the emitter - trying to point the receiving box at the components didn't work nearly as well as hiding it behind everything and running the emitter cable directly in front of the component to control. I had great results with the transmitter in my bedroom and the receiver in the living room behind the TV with the emitter cable running under my TiVo from behind and ending up on the shelf directly in front of the TiVo. (I had 2 tvs fed from the same TiVo one in each room)
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my screen has the grids but i believe its from the camera that i have installed (TaoTronics® TT-CC17 Waterproof Color CMOS Car License Plate Frame Mount Rear View Backup Camera with 8 IR LED Night Vision (170 Degree Viewing Angle / Distance ...)
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The tube is a spare fuse. The plug tip screws off to replace the fuse if it blows. The sticky pads are to permanently mount the device to a surface.
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From what I can tell it is a set of holes in the back of your flat screen TV that accepts the mounting hardware from a wall mounting kit. Just about every flat screen TV made from 2001 onward (if not earlier) should have them. Look for 4 holes in the back of your TV placed at the four corners of a square.
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was about to ask the same thing! i run my tv to a dj mixer so i need component outs :)
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It is a direct array LED tv. It wouldn't call itself an LED tv if it didn't use light-emitting-diodes.
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I'd get a blank panel kit, a rack mount power supply with surge protector, a vented panel especially if you're rack mounting an amp, 2-3 packs of rack screws, and no, trays (rack shelves are not included)
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This product is just the compound table. It moves by hand crank no voltage involved.
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All the tech documentation claims it to be a single-rail unit. If you ask me, I wouldnt recommend evga products any more - had some issues with them (spoilage in production) and in my experience their tech support/RMA is awful (Even if it is spoilage in production, the terms of RMA were unacceptable...)