TV Connection in Bin is Cable, not HDMI
We are thinking about putting a TV in our outside bin that has a cable connection in it. It does not have an HDMI connection. We started looking for a TV with a cable connection and it's hard to fin...
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zman-az wrote:msmith1199 wrote:
I could not find a single RV of any type (I didn't look at the million dollar buses) that used HDMI cables. They all had nice new HD TV's, but all of them were hooked up with RCA cables and most all of the outdoor TV's were hooked up with coax cable.
Look at the 2014 Meridian/Journey from Winnebago Ind. They use a converter box to transmit HDMI to all the TV's on those coaches. Problem with HDMI is splitting it up from one source to several TV's.
BTW, I routed my HDMI from the front of the RV to my bedroom thru the roof vents. I used a copper pipe, heated it with torch to melt the styrafoam in the ceiling in places the vent was not their.
I already bought one of those converter boxes and will be using it. And I'm going to attempt to use the ducted vents too as I think I read about you doing this someplace else.
