Video extionsion cables

I wonder if you have more information on this issue:

I want to connect my camcorder to a TV monitor. I have 2 problems:

1 - my TV monitor only has the aerial socket. So I been told that I need to get a RF modulator to connect the camcorder to a TV.

2 - My camcorder is sitting on the ground floor and I want to connect to the TV monitor on the 2nd floor. So I need a long extension cable that connects my camcorder to a RF modulator.

Would you have any more infromation on what type of RF modulator and extension cable I need?

Thanks

http://www.astarsolutions.co.uk/prod...1127&r=froogle

and just buy enough co-ax to do the job.

think that's what you need.

An RF modulator generates a signal your TV tuner can receive.

Here in the US all VCRs have them built in. You tune your TV to channel 3 or 4 (a switch on back or in the onscreen menu lets you change this) to receive the modulated signal.

Now days you can buy this modulator by itself as Gripper has pointed out.

Since the one he linked to has a scart connector I'm assuming you're in a country outside the US.

But no matter, the principle is the same.

You can run coax cable up to 50 feet (approx. 164 meters) or more with no signal loss.

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Originally Posted by harrycary

You can run coax cable up to 50 feet (approx. 164 meters) or more with no signal loss.

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Your conversion figures don't work out right.

50 feet = 15.24 meters
or
164 meters = 538.05 feet

Which is it?

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Originally Posted by Virtualbody1234

Quote:

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Originally Posted by harrycary

You can run coax cable up to 50 feet (approx. 164 meters) or more with no signal loss.

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Your conversion figures don't work out right.

50 feet = 15.24 meters
or
164 meters = 538.05 feet

Which is it?

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50 x 3.28 = 164 - wrong
50 / 3.28 = 15.24 - correct

Since he has got the conversion the wrong way round he must have started with 50 feet.

decimal point in the wrong place when multiplying.

thanks for the correction.

which is it 500ft or 50ft?