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Help needed please!! UE40c8000 Samsung TV
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I think you're going to struggle with that. Might be worth contacting Samsung UK to see if they can source one for you.Deleted_User said:
I'm aware of that but not easy to find. If it's that easy I wouldn't have spent hours and 3 orders later and i'm still looking for it....GDB2222 said:There’s an antenna adapter showing on page 4 of the manual.1 -
Hi I'm afraid I don't. There are several things that look correct on ebay but after asking 10 sellers they never reply. I posted on AV forums too so maybe they can help. I don't have sky or virgin. I'm sure i'll figure it out just a bit of a pain. Thank youGDB2222 said:
Quite!Deleted_User said:
I'm aware of that but not easy to find. If it's that easy I wouldn't have spent hours and 3 orders later and i'm still looking for it....GDB2222 said:There’s an antenna adapter showing on page 4 of the manual.
A quick Google search doesn’t help either.The TV has a scart input, so do you have anything like a recorder with a scart output and coax input?0 -
It’s part number
- MPNBN3901154Q
Probably!I’m sure that it would be easy to make up a lead if you knew exactly what size plug goes into the TV?No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?1 -
Part number helps somewhat thanks. Even Aliexpress is sold out....GDB2222 said:It’s part number- MPNBN3901154Q
Probably!I’m sure that it would be easy to make up a lead if you knew exactly what size plug goes into the TV?0 -
:doh: Blue text on this forum usually signifies hyperlinks, so click on them!..:wall:2
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Top man i'll order that now. Much appreciated!!espresso said:1 -
The existing aerial socket in the TV is an RCA-type socket? Blimey!What's the point of that? They are pretty much the same size as eachother, so no size-saving. RCA is commonly used for audio signals, so a potential ton of confusion there.Weird.1
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I don't think that's going to do the trick. As I mentioned I believe it's propriety connector, it's not an RCA connector. I could be wrong and maybe worth the punt but I doubt it.Deleted_User said:
Top man i'll order that now. Much appreciated!!espresso said:2 -
I don't think it is.Bendy_House said:The existing aerial socket in the TV is an RCA-type socket? Blimey!What's the point of that? They are pretty much the same size as eachother, so no size-saving. RCA is commonly used for audio signals, so a potential ton of confusion there.Weird.3 -
Well it's ordered now. If anyone has any other ideas let me know please. Thanksshiraz99 said:
I don't think it is.Bendy_House said:The existing aerial socket in the TV is an RCA-type socket? Blimey!What's the point of that? They are pretty much the same size as eachother, so no size-saving. RCA is commonly used for audio signals, so a potential ton of confusion there.Weird.0
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