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How strong is the signal on RF-type remotes?
I'm thinking about upgrading my remote from the IR type to the RF type. Is the RF signal strong enough to pierce through obstructions like a cabinet door?
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I'm thinking about upgrading my remote from the IR type to the RF type. Is the RF signal strong enough to pierce through obstructions like a cabinet door?
peds48
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13 years ago
I'm thinking about upgrading my remote from the IR type to the RF type. Is the RF signal strong enough to pierce through obstructions like a cabinet door?
Sure. that is the exact purpose of RF remotes.
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kidslloyd
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13 years ago
RF remote can operate up to 100 feet from the Directv receiver. The distance is less than 100 feet if batteries are weak. Also some walls, ceilings, or floors reduce the range.
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jwettle
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13 years ago
i have my DVR inside my tv cabinet and it works fine across the basement..
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dcd
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13 years ago
My RF remote's signal will pass through an adult human body. I know this because a couple of members of my family routinely stand in front of me when I'm watching the tube.
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peds48
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13 years ago
My RF remote's signal will pass through an adult human body. I know this because a couple of members of my family routinely stand in front of me when I'm watching the tube.
thanks for the laugh dcd. very, very FUNNY.....
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