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philrussell81

posted on 3rd Apr 11 at 13:52

thanks for the info, these will do for the time being.


Andy H

posted on 3rd Apr 11 at 11:42

last video is a lot better. I would try led strip lighting/led downlights. last longer and get a better type of light from them


philrussell81

posted on 2nd Apr 11 at 19:22

small update

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cphAIR3hbRA


Alex16v

posted on 31st Mar 11 at 22:27

Ah ok, get some good pics up when its all done will be interesting to see.

Im still contemplating getting surround speakers for my set up, but i hate wires and it puts me off :/


philrussell81

posted on 31st Mar 11 at 22:23

the lights werent fitted, i just wired them up to make sure the adapter idea worked.

they will be recessed into the side of the wall, 2 either side of the tv, and hopefully get some 'cool blue' bulbs, so its not as bright.


Alex16v

posted on 31st Mar 11 at 22:13

quote:
Originally posted by philwestwood
apparently so, mine isnt new tho, but its one of the newer old ones if that makes sense. one with the jasper chipset


Yeah i know the one you mean, i had two of them elite systems and they both went on me. Must have been unlucky as they were both well ventilated.

Tempted to buy another but the smaller version this time.

Idea with the lights looks good by the way! :) May just need to reposition them so they are a little less bright when playing


philrussell81

posted on 31st Mar 11 at 21:51

quote:
Originally posted by luciaadr
Could have saved some cash, this does the same thing for 3 quid. http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/free-e-tv-powerdown-just-pay-3-p-p/901467


i dont like that type of adapter. would much rather have the one i have now tbh.


philrussell81

posted on 31st Mar 11 at 21:49

apparently so, mine isnt new tho, but its one of the newer old ones if that makes sense. one with the jasper chipset


Alex16v

posted on 31st Mar 11 at 21:34

miss my xbox :( are the new smaller ones less prone to dying ?


luciaadr

posted on 31st Mar 11 at 21:28

Could have saved some cash, this does the same thing for 3 quid. http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/free-e-tv-powerdown-just-pay-3-p-p/901467


philrussell81

posted on 31st Mar 11 at 20:49

turned up today, works a treat.

obv its work in progress, wall needs alot of finishing!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqU0Y6Tb5aQ

think the bulbs are too bright tho :(


philrussell81

posted on 29th Mar 11 at 16:59

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Watts-Clever-Automatic-Standby-Socket/dp/B001TPOACE/ref=sr_1_5?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1301417942&sr=1-5

thats the one ive ordered. seems to do basically what I need, and is half the price of others!


Cole

posted on 28th Mar 11 at 20:01

thats what im gonna need for my games room


Ste

posted on 28th Mar 11 at 19:58

This one?

Auto Power Strip ES-UK1002


This is what I meant

"The main control equipment (PC or TV for example) is plugged into the control socket, your peripheral equipment is connected to the auto sockets. When the main equipment is turned off the unit senses the drop in power levels and will automatically cut the power to the auto sockets. When the main equipment is turned on again the process is reversed."


philrussell81

posted on 28th Mar 11 at 19:06

i found one, from watts clever, order now so will see if that does it

thanks for replies :)


Conway563

posted on 28th Mar 11 at 09:24

This?

Not sure if they'd turn on automatically or just off though

Or get a remote control one

[Edited on 28-03-2011 by Conway563]


philrussell81

posted on 26th Mar 11 at 14:37

thanks for the reply mate

any links to where i can buy one?

[Edited on 26-03-2011 by philwestwood]


Ste

posted on 26th Mar 11 at 00:02

It is yes, I remember seeing an extension lead designed for a pc thet you plugged the PC into a specific socket on the lead and when it detected current drawn it turned on the power to the other plugs. so when you turned off your pc, all the accesories turned off automatically. If you find one of those you could do what you want to do.


philrussell81

posted on 25th Mar 11 at 21:16

is it possible to have 4 spot lights turn on automatically when i turn on my xbox?

if so, what do i need to do/buy?

:thumbs: