Depends on the size of the screen you're viewing and your personal viewing comfort. In the old days, it was recommended that you stay at least 6' feet away from the screen, regardless of the size of the picture tube. That was because of the potential for the picture tube to emit X-rays. IN the late 50's to early 60's, manufacturers started using `X-ray protection circuits' which would shut down the TV if it got to the point that X-rays would be emitted. With the digital TV's, it's not even an issue since the display screens are incapable (as far as I know) of emitting X radiation.
8-14 feet away
Well many people have there choice of satellite TVs. To find the best quality satellite you needed to check the distance. The further the distance the better quality satellite you get.
You probaly will need a 42" T.V. But it is only for best seeing
You can watch the skies for darkening clouds and lightning in the distance. The best way to know if a thunderstorm might be threatening is to watch the weather on television or the Internet.
from distance as tele-scope from distance scope or take a look
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No, it is not safe to put a television above a wood burner. The heat from the wood burner can damage the television and pose a fire hazard. It is recommended to keep electronic devices a safe distance away from sources of heat.
HDMI selector switch from RadioShack. You can connect multiple HDMI devices to it, and select which one passes through to the HDMI cable that you connect from the device to the tv. If the tv is a good distance away from the tv, then go with an HDMI over cat5e extender.
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Your question is vague. If by "distance" you mean the diagonal length then on a 46" TV the diagonal length is 45.9". If you mean how far should you sit from a 46" TV then around 7 to 8 feet.
1meter
One hundred miles.