Re: HDTV in One Room or Two
My first rental house had 5 BRs and I made the mistake of putting a TV in each BR. On rare occasions a guest has expressed appreciation for the extra tvs,s but I have come to the conclusion that for...
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Just a note: Some systems which "require" external boxes supply a limited number of channels which can be received without such a box. Steve
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Agreed, but the point is it gets very complicated. So on one of my tvs I can pick up most stations from the cable without a cable box. But all the stations are numbered differently. They will be...
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You are correct. In our home we have three different sets of channel numbers, and it sometimes is a problem..Most of the time it is not, because we watch a limited number of channels, especially on the...
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I guess it depends on where your property is located. My VRs are in costal South Carolina, I am asked very often in inquiries if there are TV's in every boedroom and the living room. zi have never been...
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FWIW, our housekeeper told us that people really want CNN and The Weather Channel. Beyond that it doesn't make that much difference. She also said that many owners at our condominium provide a good...
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I think the location and the high season for a rental property make an extraordinary difference in the amenities guests prioritize. We are a summe rental in a resort area at the ocean and our guests,...
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Re: HDTV in One Room or Two
I agree, keeping it simple is critical unless you want to be the 24-hour tech support. That said, I've found it very helpful for guests to print up a list of channels in alphabetical order by channel...
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"If nothing else, they can use it as a coaster"! Priceless. If I could get my guests to use the dozens of coasters I strategically position around my house I would be a very happy woman! Perhaps...
View ArticleRe: HDTV in One Room or Two
My first rental house had 5 BRs and I made the mistake of putting a TV in each BR. On rare occasions a guest has expressed appreciation for the extra tvs,s but I have come to the conclusion that for...
View ArticleRe: HDTV in One Room or Two
Just a note: Some systems which "require" external boxes supply a limited number of channels which can be received without such a box. Steve
View ArticleRe: HDTV in One Room or Two
Agreed, but the point is it gets very complicated. So on one of my tvs I can pick up most stations from the cable without a cable box. But all the stations are numbered differently. They will be...
View ArticleRe: HDTV in One Room or Two
You are correct. In our home we have three different sets of channel numbers, and it sometimes is a problem..Most of the time it is not, because we watch a limited number of channels, especially on the...
View ArticleRe: HDTV in One Room or Two
I guess it depends on where your property is located. My VRs are in costal South Carolina, I am asked very often in inquiries if there are TV's in every boedroom and the living room. zi have never been...
View ArticleRe: HDTV in One Room or Two
FWIW, our housekeeper told us that people really want CNN and The Weather Channel. Beyond that it doesn't make that much difference. She also said that many owners at our condominium provide a good...
View ArticleRe: HDTV in One Room or Two
I think the location and the high season for a rental property make an extraordinary difference in the amenities guests prioritize. We are a summe rental in a resort area at the ocean and our guests,...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Re: HDTV in One Room or Two
I agree, keeping it simple is critical unless you want to be the 24-hour tech support. That said, I've found it very helpful for guests to print up a list of channels in alphabetical order by channel...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Re: HDTV in One Room or Two
"If nothing else, they can use it as a coaster"! Priceless. If I could get my guests to use the dozens of coasters I strategically position around my house I would be a very happy woman! Perhaps...
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