View Poll Results: Do you own a widescreen TV?
Yes, of course!
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Nope, but I want one!
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No, and I don't want one...
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07-14-03 | 12:26 AM
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Congrats jkester. What kind did you buy? I've had my Mits 55" for about 1.5 years now and it's great. Now I just need to decide on which sat to get either dish or directtv so I can get HDTV. I can't get locals and my cable co is 2 years away from going digital.
07-16-03 | 07:41 PM
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I own a RCA F38310JX4 model purchased on
March 1, 2001. Today I ran a service diagnostic test on it and all came out OK. Odometer reading is 19,520 as read inside the Service Menu I hacked about 2 years ago.
Although the F38 is supposed to be 38 inches diaginol, mine is 39. I have measured and re-measured, but it's 39 inches. Configuration in *glass* is 19 9/16 inches high and 34.5 inches wide. A 38 would be 19"H by 33.25"W.
I was taught that 1/2 of diaginol is the height and 7/8 of diaginol is your width inside *glass* measurments.
P.S. I have also hacked the service menu code on all of my DVD players and DVD changers and a few other things.
March 1, 2001. Today I ran a service diagnostic test on it and all came out OK. Odometer reading is 19,520 as read inside the Service Menu I hacked about 2 years ago.
Although the F38 is supposed to be 38 inches diaginol, mine is 39. I have measured and re-measured, but it's 39 inches. Configuration in *glass* is 19 9/16 inches high and 34.5 inches wide. A 38 would be 19"H by 33.25"W.
I was taught that 1/2 of diaginol is the height and 7/8 of diaginol is your width inside *glass* measurments.
P.S. I have also hacked the service menu code on all of my DVD players and DVD changers and a few other things.
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07-17-03 | 08:03 PM
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I want one!!
Moving in a month....will have a dedicated HT room...need to figure out if I should get an HDTV or a projector (2 bd room town house...though renting so I would have to be careful about hanging a projector, building a quiet box, etc)
Maybe if/when I get a bonus...i'll take the plunge.
-pedagogue
Moving in a month....will have a dedicated HT room...need to figure out if I should get an HDTV or a projector (2 bd room town house...though renting so I would have to be careful about hanging a projector, building a quiet box, etc)
Maybe if/when I get a bonus...i'll take the plunge.
-pedagogue
07-18-03 | 06:17 PM
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Originally posted by pedagogue
need to figure out if I should get an HDTV or a projector (2 bd room town house...though renting so I would have to be careful about hanging a projector, building a quiet box, etc
need to figure out if I should get an HDTV or a projector (2 bd room town house...though renting so I would have to be careful about hanging a projector, building a quiet box, etc
the minus is that it takes over the sweet spot,
the plus is that you are now flexible to have a 'constant height/variable width' set-up-
something that no rp in the world can give you.
even 16:9 sets letterbox the widest movies.
07-18-03 | 09:42 PM
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You took great photos of your TV Phil I, how did you get such clear images? Every time I take a picture I get flash or glare..
any input you could provide would be much appreciated..
any input you could provide would be much appreciated..
