RE: Bathroom :Auto Filling Bath ? & TV's ?

["Marcus Warrington" <marcusw@xxxxxxx>]

"fluff" <fluff@xxxxxxx> wrote
> I'm also interested in having a small LCD TV in the bathroom
> like the one shown on Carol Vauderman (sp?) show the other
> month. I checked on the pricing of these and 2K is little
> steep! So I notice Craplins are selling 5.6" LCD TV's that
> have AV input, IR, can run from 12 volts, and have Channel
> presets. Since it can run from 12 volts I figure this must
> be safer in a bathroom and all mains (socket) wiring is RCD
> protected at the consumer box anyway. My aim is to mount
> it flush in the wall at the foot of the bath and have a few
> control buttons on a double gang Clipsal switch plate. I
> figure that mounting it in a box with a Perspex front should
> seal it from the damp environment, my only concern is how to
> stop potential condensation occurring... anyone tried
> anything like this ?
they appear on ebay for about ?100. If you could get hold of some of
the
film used on card reearwindscreens could solve misting prob.

Yeah.. but those usually don't have channel presets i.e. you have to
scan up and down to find the next channel. Much better chance of SWMBO
approval if its channel presets :)

Good idea about using the film.. I've seen this for wing mirrors but 
not seen it in larger pieces, certainly not enough for a windscreen.

Marcus Warrington
marcusw@xxxxxxx MIS Computer Services (UK) 



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