HDTV

Oh, dude, ref code S0200 for Charter Motorola boxes just means there's a signal issue. Like, maybe your cable box is having a bad hair day and needs a little reset. You can try unplugging it, waiting a bit, and plugging it back in. Or you can just blame it on the gremlins living in your TV, your call.

Switch TV on manually. Hold Vol button until volume appears on screen.Select number of your make of Tv. (e.g. 6) Aim at TV and hold. TV will setup automatically. To adjust settings press "disp" and scroll to item to adjust. Adjust by pressing left or right arrows. To select channels press number 1 to 5 only once.

The length of the transmitted signal can almost always be increased by holding the transmitter under your skull. Using this with my 2000 Land Rover my distance increases 4 fold, try it with your Audi.

Surge protectors help to protect your electronic devices from power spikes and surges that can damage them. They act as a barrier between the electrical outlet and your devices, diverting excess voltage to prevent damage. Investing in surge protectors can save you money in the long run by extending the lifespan of your electronics.

A 16:9 aspect ratio is a standard widescreen format for TVs, which is commonly used for modern high-definition content. It offers a good balance between viewing experience for both movies and TV shows.

No, a SCART lead is not needed if using an HDMI lead. HDMI provides a better quality connection for audio and video compared to SCART. You can simply use the HDMI lead for your connection needs.

Using ferrite cores on cables can help reduce electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI) that may affect the performance of the cable or the devices it is connected to. However, they are not always necessary and it depends on the specific situation and the level of interference present.

The aspect ratio is typically expressed as a ratio of width to height, such as 16:9 or 4:3. It can also be represented as a decimal by dividing the width by the height. The formula for aspect ratio is aspect ratio = width / height.

this answer was found concerning computer requirements, but the equation used at the end will produce the same results for whichever type of electronics you're trying to guage the watts on.

# Meets ENERGY STAR requirements

# Line voltage: 100-125V AC or 200-240V AC

# Frequency: 50Hz to 60Hz, single phase

# Maximum current: 6.5A (low-voltage range) or 7.5A (high-voltage range) for 100-125V AC, 3.5A for 200-240V AC

The maximum current would be when starting up or when the fans and processor are at 100%. I can't remember the Energy Star regs, but at idle it is somewhere down around 20W. Add the consumption of the monitor to this. A LCD screen will be way less than a large CRT.

Sustained use would be in the middle - I think the guess of 350W is pretty good for active use.

(Note: Watts = Volts x amps, so 6.5A at 120 V = 780 Watts -- that's at peak. Comparatively, this is like 8 light bulbs or 1/2 of a space heater or a microwave.)

Yes, there can be problems with LCD TVs at high altitudes due to differences in air pressure. The lower air pressure at high altitudes can affect the performance of the TV's power supply and cooling system, leading to overheating or other malfunctions. It's recommended to check the manufacturer's guidelines for specific altitude limitations.

Yes, dimmer switches can be used with 3-way switches to control the brightness of the lights in a multiple switch setup. However, it is important to make sure that the dimmer switch is compatible with the 3-way wiring configuration and that both switches are designed to work together.

Plasma is a state of matter where atoms have been stripped of their electrons, resulting in a cloud of positively charged ions and free electrons. Superfluids are liquids that flow without any viscosity at temperatures close to absolute zero, exhibiting unique properties such as zero friction and the ability to climb walls.

Standard 480i cable programs may not look as crisp or clear on an HDTV compared to high-definition programs due to the lower resolution. However, many HDTVs have built-in upscaling technology that can enhance the picture quality of standard-definition content to some extent. It may depend on the specific TV and the quality of the source content.