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LozWesson · 05-10-2008, 3:11 PM

One way to do this would be to get an RF transmitter that replaces one of the AA or AAA batteries in your existing remote. That transmits to a receiver that you put in the cupboard - and it blasts the IR to your device. I got one and it works really well all over the house. Search for SV1100 if you're interested - it works surprisingly well and I like that you don't need to have an ir "eye" in the lounge as it sends the RF from within the existing remote.
Loz

05-10-2008, 3:11 PM	#3 (permalink)
LozWesson New Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 20 My movie collection Thanks: Gave 4, Got 0	Re: Arcam Solo & Remote IR control One way to do this would be to get an RF transmitter that replaces one of the AA or AAA batteries in your existing remote. That transmits to a receiver that you put in the cupboard - and it blasts the IR to your device. I got one and it works really well all over the house. Search for SV1100 if you're interested - it works surprisingly well and I like that you don't need to have an ir "eye" in the lounge as it sends the RF from within the existing remote. Loz