DLP tv owners...
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Originally Posted by QuackDamnYou' post='835448' date='Sep 2 2006, 10:51 AM
Honestly man? Go to Best Buy or something and grab one of those power timers. Plug the TV into the timer, and the timer to the wall...and set the time of day it will shut off. Works wonders.
holy ****! never thought of that!
and we did buy the warrenty, the extended... but that only covers 1 bulb replacement after that, i really dont feel like forking out $260 per bulb
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Originally Posted by silver86' post='835472' date='Sep 2 2006, 03:28 PM
holy ****! never thought of that!
and we did buy the warrenty, the extended... but that only covers 1 bulb replacement after that, i really dont feel like forking out $260 per bulb
So you ARE in the same boat as my friend. Check your owners manual to see if it's got a built in timer. If not, they shouldn't be but a few bucks at Wally World or Best *****.
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Originally Posted by QuackDamnYou' post='835475' date='Sep 2 2006, 02:47 PM
So you ARE in the same boat as my friend. Check your owners manual to see if it's got a built in timer. If not, they shouldn't be but a few bucks at Wally World or Best *****.
ill look into that... thanks
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hit her in the head with a hammer, or stop letting her sniff cocaine while watching tv.
honestly i might leave the tv on once a year, but even then im normally sleeping on the couch with the remote in my hand.
how do you constantly, to the point of being complained at, forget to turn off a tv?
kevin.
honestly i might leave the tv on once a year, but even then im normally sleeping on the couch with the remote in my hand.
how do you constantly, to the point of being complained at, forget to turn off a tv?
kevin.
