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Harvey
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Location: Germany Lennestadt NRW
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| Posted: Mon Mar 10, 2008 7:10 am Post subject: The RJ45 Conector an my Metropolis/Zenith 851 |
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For what is this conector ... can someone tel me more about it and about the other conectror at the front... 
Not of the Video and audio conectors because that i have fixed jet.
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Curt Palme
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I'm not sure that anyone knows what that is for. Zenith added jacks on their TVs for years for 'further expansion' which usually never happened..
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Harvey
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Thank you i thought it was for plug in my automatic screen... 
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AnalogRocks
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| Curt Palme wrote: | | I'm not sure that anyone knows what that is for. Zenith added jacks on their TVs for years for 'further expansion' which usually never happened.. |
I got a 20" Zenith here that has the "optional DIN plug for future expansion"
Never did find out what it was for and the TV is from 1987!
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Curt Palme
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Well for those sets they did make an external RF switcher box controllable by the remote control. Was handy when connecting a Beta, VHS, external converter box, then spending 2 hours showing the little old lady of the house how to run it all. Especially when the little old lady wanted the 'older gentleman' who owned the TV shop and didn't trust the 'little boy' that delivered her set. 
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