but multiple tv's would probably be cheaper.

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Nov 3, 2024
5:32:27pm

qwerew All-American

but multiple tv's would probably be cheaper.

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qwerew

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Need advice: is anyone aware of a protective shield I can put over a basement tv

Lalau

Nov 3, 5:04pm

Get rid of your kids

Nov 3, 5:04pm

Tried that. The neighbors brought them back.

Lalau

Nov 3, 5:05pm

Try a different neighbor

TRUE_BLUE_COUGY

Nov 3, 5:06pm

Check with Hogle Zoo and the Keeper over the polar bear exhibit.

Q-grr

Nov 3, 5:08pm

I think we got one from Amazon, but it was years ago.

hooscoug

Nov 3, 5:09pm

Projector and screen instead of a TV

gaffer

Nov 3, 5:22pm

Hmm… I actually really like that idea. Any recommendations?

Lalau

Nov 3, 5:25pm

Yes, get a laser projector-20,000 hours. I got a bulb one-lasted 6,000 hours.

DwigtA2RM

Nov 3, 6:27pm

The projector really depends on what you're using it for and what your room is

gaffer

Nov 3, 6:29pm

Good points. My theatre room was already wired for surround sound and had

DwigtA2RM

Nov 3, 6:31pm

Chicken wire

goldengoose

Nov 3, 5:25pm

They make outdoor TV enclosures, has Lexan in front

Nov 3, 5:26pm

bullet proof glass.

qwerew

Nov 3, 5:31pm

but multiple tv's would probably be cheaper.

qwerew

Nov 3, 5:32pm

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