Cables to Go 41015 High Isolation AB Switch


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  • Use this to switch between mooring TV, satellite, video games and other home video products with F-type coax connections.
  • Isolation is in redundancy of 90 dB to eliminate interference from external devices and crosstalk between connected devices

Cheap RF switch repair for NES/SNES!

How to renewal an NES or SNES cable rf switch for a few dollars! These things are really unreliable. I recommend using AV cables to snare up your ...


rf switch?

May 05, 2008 by jen | Posted in TiVO & DVRs

why do u constraint an rf switch???
for a ps2 cord???

using your PS2 and the RF switch allows you to bind the PS2 to the TV and have it connected to the cable tv. When you want to play the PS, you slide the switch to the PS2 and when you are done, you slide it to TV and remove the need to plug in the PS2 and then unplug it and reconnect the line.

►BobB◄ | May 06, 2008

To switch between antennas, for the most part. If you encountered this in your satellite system, it switches between the amplifiers in the center of the dish. Each amplifier is looking at a separate shadow. This allows the receiver to select a particular channel on a particular satellite.

I hope this helps.
R T | May 05, 2008

using your PS2 and the RF switch allows you to affiliate the PS2 to the TV and have it connected to the cable tv. When you want to play the PS, you slide the switch to the PS2 and when you are done, you slide it to TV and remove the need to plug in the PS2 and then unplug it and reconnect the wire.
Bob B | May 06, 2008

I bought a NES and 50 games for 3 dollars at a yard sale, but the RF switch is broken. How can I replace it?

Sep 01, 2007 by RKO killer | Posted in Other - Electronics

RF Switch, NES, Nintendo, Video Games, replacement

You can buy them for under $10 on ebay.
If you have some AV cords laying around, you can try those too.

The Tick | Sep 04, 2007

Do you need an RF switch to run a NES on a new tv?

May 02, 2007 by secretbirdyj | Posted in Xbox

I good won a NES off of ebay, and I was wondering if you need an RF switch to be able to play it on a new tv? I remember when I had a SNES I needed an RF switch to play it on an old tv.

If you have a 'old box' NES, then no. What you will need is just some simple RCA cables. The RCA jacks for video and mono audio are on the side of the assuage. If you want pseudo-stereo output, just get an rca splitter to split the red jack into red and white jacks.

It should look admirable on any regular tv, however, on an HDTV, it probably won't look very good. that's a whole different can of worms, though.

alexander yoon | May 02, 2007

Rf Switch - News


StratEdge Introduces Low-Profile, High-Power Switch Package for ... Business Wire (press release)
- Mar 24, 2009
StratEdge Introduces Low-Avail, High-Power Switch Package for Business Wire (press release), CAAll packages are designed for high-class reliability and offer excellent RF performance over the range of the device. StratEdge packages are capable of vanishment ardour MIL-STD 883 fine and gross hermeticity testing and meet RoHS and WEEE compliance standards.

Nady's your right fielder Newsday
- Mar 23, 2009
Nady's your prerogative fielderNewsday, NYI also like that Nady will be in RF. I think that gives Girardi more options with Swisher on the bench since he is a switch hitter that can extemporize multiple positions. Good News on Jorge!! I also have the concern about him up in the colder weather.