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Looking for the simplest IR extender possible
I can't believe I can't find this...
I have a Logitech Harmony remote control controlling all of my components. Currently they are all on show, but I want to move them all behind a cupboard. All I need is something simple: an IR receiver on one end to place outside the cupboard, and an IR emitter at the other end to place inside the cupboard pointing at all the components. I know it will need power as well. This must exist without paying >£40 for something that seems far too complicated? |
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I had seen them, was hoping for something a bit more discrete. Do you know of anything a bit smaller, or is this the only real option?
Thanks for your reply! |
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If you put all your components in a cupboard they will probably overheat and die. Then you won't need an infra red extender.
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If you put all your components in a cupboard they will probably overheat and die. Then you won't need an infra red extender.
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I can't believe I can't find this...
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All I need is something simple: an IR receiver on one end to place outside the cupboard, and an IR emitter at the other end to place inside the cupboard pointing at all the components.
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If you put all your components in a cupboard they will probably overheat and die. Then you won't need an infra red extender.
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Perfect! Thanks a lot!!
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