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  1. 03-13-2006 10:39 PM #1
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    Looking for a small LCD TV!

    I would like a small LCD TV so i can hook up a Gamecube. Only trouble is most of the cheap LCDTV's <10" in size only have a TV RF! I wonder if anyone knows if there is such a way to hook up a Gamecube SCART/RCA to a TV RF?
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    there are, but they are not easy to find
    there are many people that have hooked up some 12" or less into inside of the Case with a Window or like mine with the complete transparent case.

    actually, i'm tempted to do that as well

    the only thing stopping me is the size 12" it just doesn;t cut it for me too small

    too used to 19" anything less than 19" is not acceptable for me

    that is why i don't like laptops, too small

    and laptops with 18"/19" size are waaaay to big to carry , and not to mention they bREAK waaaaayyyyy too easily
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    U need to modulate... http://www.rfconcepts.co.uk/accessories.htm

    Not sure on the legals..
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    huh???

    what does those Spy Cams has to do with a small LCD ?
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    The Wideband Modulator enables a camcorder, security camera, DVD, VCR or any other device with AV (audio video) output to be connected to the aerial socket of a TV. It can be left permanently connected and used to distribute signals to other TV's via the RF aerial cable. The AV signal can be positioned on any vacant RF channel between 21 and 69.
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  6. 03-14-2006 10:53 PM #6
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    That's it man, thanks a whole bunch! Sorted.
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