ALDI Video Sender £19.99 from 22/12/05

BoltonMinx

This looks rather nifty, no cabling required I beleive. Will be ace for me, just what I was looking for

Thanks to this ingenious device, you can watch your favourite digital, satellite or cable programmes anywhere in the house from just the one set-top box/TV receiver.

• Cordless transmission of audio (stereo) and video signals
• Suitable for connection to graphics or TV boards with TV output
• Transmission of satellite receiver signals (TV and radio) to a second TV or audio appliance of set-top box signals, of DVD or VCR signals and PC-MP3 files to your stereo equipment
• Transmission frequency 2.4GHz
• 4 channels to choose from
• 433MHz upstream channel for existing infrared remote control
• 75 omega aerial output (receiver)
• Modulation FM (audio and video)
• Range up to 100 metres (depending upon environmental conditions)
• LED power indication
• Includes 1 transmitter, 1 receiver, 2 AC adaptors, 2 audio/video cables (RCA/RCA/audio/L/R/video), 1 double SCART adaptor (SCART/RCA), 1 adaptor (SCART/RCA), 1 adaptor RCA/3.5mm jack connector and 1 infrared extender
• Finish: anthracite or silver

seanparkin

that looks perfect for my projector home cinema setup, thanks!

eileenfromplaistow

:rolleyes: Looks like a George Foreman grill to me :rolleyes:

biblejohn

eileenfromplaistow wrote:

:rolleyes: Looks like a George Foreman grill to me :rolleyes:

Thats what i was thinking. Not the most attractive thing ever!

tdodd

This looks identical in design to a sender I got at Xmas from Tchibo 3-4 years ago. Back then the price was £45 but probably worth the extra for a black finish ;-)

The first unit was faulty on one channel of sound but the replacement has performed perfectly with very good picture and sound quality ever since. £20 is a total bargain.

packer_fan

Looks Like a bargain - Anybody got any idea if my wireless network will interfere with it ?

digitalsafari

packer_fan wrote:

Looks Like a bargain - Anybody got any idea if my wireless network will interfere with it ?

Can do, depends how close they are to each other and what channel you use.

tdodd

My wireless router is no more than 3' from my sender and I don't get problem with interference. I've also got Bluetooth phones, PDAs and adapaters and two DECT cordless phones and everything works together in harmony.

There can be a little interference from my wireless laptop in the bedroom when watching the TV signal from the sender but that settles down to neglible/nil once the connection is established. I'm sure I could jiggle things to remove the problem altogether but to be honest it is so slight as to not bother me.

barginunter

Got one of these from Lidl a coupe of weeks ago - same price. My daughter can now watch Freeview in her bedroom - fantastic picture - she can even use the remote control to change channels. Isn't technology wonderful?

codetown

What input ports does it have?

I am looking for something similar to send video signals from my PC (Internet-TV) to a TV in another room. But I am not sure how would I send the signals out of a PC.

tdodd

It'll probably take three phono inputs - composite video and stereo L/R.