Q. Im looking for a 42" LCD HDTV for around $500-580 USD I'm wondering which is the best in your opinion
Right now im looking at the Panasonic TC-L42U22
Right now im looking at the Panasonic TC-L42U22
A. Panasonic TC-L42U22 42-Inch 1080p LCD HDTV
I just got this TV for 2 weeks. Works great for gaming, Laptop/PC and HDTV. Great picture quality and sound. Very easy to set up! Sometimes, i use an HDMI cable to connect my laptop with the TV, it did a great job as a big size monitor!!!! I am very satisfied! Love it!!!
I just got this TV for 2 weeks. Works great for gaming, Laptop/PC and HDTV. Great picture quality and sound. Very easy to set up! Sometimes, i use an HDMI cable to connect my laptop with the TV, it did a great job as a big size monitor!!!! I am very satisfied! Love it!!!
Honeywell soyo altura 32" LCD hdtv R100 OHM value?
Q. A resistance near the power input marked R100 burned. I need the exact OHM value for replacement. THX
A. Geesh! The resistor is 'burnt' for a reason!! Something ELSE is faulty causing it to burn.
You are obviously no where near being a competent person and should stay well away from electricity (especially high voltage!) As you don't know the basic resistor coding, basic fault finding, have no circuit diagram and have no idea of electrical circuits, smps power supplies in particular, get a competent engineer to diagnose the fault!
P.s the resistor burnt you mention is a common problem caused by other faulty components, don't just change it, you risk some BIG BANGS!!!!!!!!
Anyway IF the circuit board is not marked up R1, R2, R3-R100 THEN Lol, the 'R100' is 100 Ohms! (R(esistance) 100). is a common practice of marking component values. DEPENDING on the manufacturer!!
You are obviously no where near being a competent person and should stay well away from electricity (especially high voltage!) As you don't know the basic resistor coding, basic fault finding, have no circuit diagram and have no idea of electrical circuits, smps power supplies in particular, get a competent engineer to diagnose the fault!
P.s the resistor burnt you mention is a common problem caused by other faulty components, don't just change it, you risk some BIG BANGS!!!!!!!!
Anyway IF the circuit board is not marked up R1, R2, R3-R100 THEN Lol, the 'R100' is 100 Ohms! (R(esistance) 100). is a common practice of marking component values. DEPENDING on the manufacturer!!
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