Need help with television situation.

[k0ua]

You don't need anything special, just use an air duster can for cleaning keyboards and such and turn it upside down. Turning it upside down makes the liquid CO2 come out instead of air. Used that before to unstick a boat pedestal seat.

I wonder if that "thermal freeze spray" is just the same thing but with a tube inside of it so the contents on the bottom come out instead of the contents at the top.

Could be.. I always thought the old cans were freon, not sure what is in the new ones. I have been out of that line of work for decades, but it was just another handy tool to have.

 

[Oldpath05]

I wouldn't do that. I could tell you a story of how the roaches got into the building... but only if you want to hear it..

Dont care for those kinds of storys unless a gun was used to kill them, then you have a story...............

 

[dickfoster]

Could be.. I always thought the old cans were freon, not sure what is in the new ones. I have been out of that line of work for decades, but it was just another handy tool to have.

I think all they do is run a tube from the nozzle down to the bottom of the can and squirt whatever the propellent is. Any compressed liquid allowed to expand into a gas will cool so CO2 would do it.

 

[Oldpath05]

You don't need anything special, just use an air duster can for cleaning keyboards and such and turn it upside down. Turning it upside down makes the liquid CO2 come out instead of air. Used that before to unstick a boat pedestal seat.

I wonder if that "thermal freeze spray" is just the same thing but with a tube inside of it so the contents on the bottom come out instead of the contents at the top.

I'll check that stuff out to, watching a movie last night, halfway threw, lost signal, looked at the temp 17F right now the temp is 19F and the channel is still in, another movie I want to watch starts in a few minutes, with the temp dropping, bet I get halfway threw this one to and loose signal.

 

[k0ua]

I think all they do is run a tube from the nozzle down to the bottom of the can and squirt whatever the propellent is. Any compressed liquid allowed to expand into a gas will cool so CO2 would do it.

Someone PMed me and said it was R134a.

 

[MossRoad]

Be careful when these antenna's say "Works with any TV", some of the newer TV's like the Vizio I just bought don't have a built in tuner. So NO, they won't work with any TV.

If it doesn't have a tuner, its not a TV. Its a monitor.

 

[scdeerslayer]

If it doesn't have a tuner, its not a TV. Its a monitor.

But does it have built in speakers? Monitors don't. Really most people will probably not use a tuner so it makes since to not include them. I want one for when the cable is out. Also a lot of people all they need is a monitor, with cable/satellite and an external sound system. Speakers on flat panel TVs suck.

 

[k0ua]

If it doesn't have a tuner, its not a TV. Its a monitor.

That is how I would look at it as well... And yes many monitors have built in speakers, I have a couple that do.

 

[MossRoad]

That is how I would look at it as well... And yes many monitors have built in speakers, I have a couple that do.

Me, too.

 

[ultrarunner]

Never lived in a home with Cable... do have free Satellite in Austria.

Here in California nothing more than plain rabbit ears and a digital Converter box that was under $20 after the coupon.

Get about 50 channels and half are in English!!!