AV Sender

[ViolentJ]

Getting tired of the seemingly random interference with mine. I only have to nudge a cable and suddenly I'm getting scrolling lines down the screen.

Can anyone recommend a good (as in no interference at all) AV sender?

I use the receiver directly above the room with the sender in. If I wasn't renting, I'd drill a bloody hole in the floor and coax it.

Only requirement I have is that it has to have RCA connectors as the scart on my TV is bust.

 

[sn00p]

Very pleased with the "Technika" £27 quid tesco jobbie. Excellent picture quality and good sound.

 

[ViolentJ]

Reviews seem good on that one, cheers

 

[sn00p]

Reviews seem good on that one, cheers

Yeah, that was my thought. People were going on about it being as good if not better than the digisender gold or something (which is 100 odd quid). I couldn't justify spending 100 quid on it so I thought that there was nothing really to lose trying it for 27 quid, luckily it's bloody brilliant!

It lives in the same frequency range as wifi, you've got something like:

Channel A - WiFI channels 1-4
Channel B - WiFI channels 4-8

etc

You can select the 4 channels on the bottom of the sender & receiver. It's not encrypted or anything so anybody within range with a receiver could watch what you're watching!

Works with the Sky+ remote control as well. They often have them in offer in stores for £25 (or is it £23).

 

[ViolentJ]

I bought my current one years ago, isn't even branded. I guess technology moves on so should be a vast improvement.

I'll shop round for it cheap

 

[ViolentJ]

It does have RCA connectors doesn't it? Keep reading SCART.

 

[sn00p]

It does have RCA connectors doesn't it? Keep reading SCART.

Both the sender and receiver unit have RCA sockets on them. It comes with RCA to scart lead adaptors.

 

[ViolentJ]

ah right, cheers

 

[ViolentJ]

Finally sorted this out and it didn't cost a penny.

I remembered that I had s**t loads of coax from years ago, so I've coaxed half the house lol and I now have an interference free picture

Using the existing sender for the remote.