avtec tv /sat connection

[john snowball]

Having purchased an autosleeper symbol complete with an avtec tv i find that the avtec does not have a scart connection and my satellite will not operate with a coax lead . Any suggestions on how to connect the 2 systems? :-(

[colin]

Is that a Avtex? if so which model? some one may be able to give you a specific answer. I have two small 12v TVs that have a small socket similier to earphone socket that are labeled monitor, to conect you require the correct scart/plug a/v lead.

[Philman]

Most digiboxes have 1 or 2 RF Output sockets which take an ordinary coax lead to the TV. You then have to tune the TV to the digibox channel and you will get the satellite programmes. ( Assuming of course that the dish is pointing at the desired satellite.) :-D

 

Phil.

[mirage]

Maplins Electronics have numerous adaptors for scart leads on their website, must be something suitable.

Co-incidentally have you tried your external aerial connection and if so does it work, how is the external connection to the television itself set up in your van?

[Keithl]

It sounds like you need an RF modulator. This plugs into the scart of your freeview or sat box and gives a standard UHF TV output signal to go into your TV's aerial socket. I was looking for one for a CCTV system a while ago.

Try item number 280287649114 on eBay. (Copy & paste the number into the search).

Keith.

[man]

what connectionns are there on your tv some boxes and tv's have phono connections

[donna miller]

All you need is a standard scart to phono lead, this will have white, red, and yellow phono plugs on one end and a scart on the other. The tv will have corresponding phono sockets.