[quote user="jeremydillon"] This is my plan .... [/quote] CAUTION! This is secondary side!! But doing the same on primary side would be the reverse: converting 220 to 110V. Each winding has to get 110V so no paralleling but serialling the windings. This is RX2 supplement but I think valid for BG5000 too. EDIT: Martin you would be right for

Hi Schmedegaard, I am using UHF-Modulators for my cameras filling the otherwise useless (terrestrian) TV-Input with life . So easy camera-switching just by changing TV-channels with BEO4 hx

Oops - was wrong with the record - 1956 only (thanks to internet, no date on the record)

I do have some 20 of those voltmeters that lie around - no excuse That one I've got yesterday - Pick-up wires were ripped off. Record might be twice the age of the Beogram Gunther

... and having found the BL7000 manual: reading manuals sometimes DOES help Gunther

Thank you both, works! (Master has to be in stand-by as usual...) I had set the option before through a BL1000 but was curious about the BL7000' ability to do this. Stepping through all the options I already found the Panel setup but that looked like the audio master's 1 / 2-way setting by learning from the master. 2-way was working already

Same question for BL7000 ? As "sound" on BL7000 is not lit during standby thx, hx

The IR thing sounds logically to me; I once had an IR remote for a lamp that used a close frequency to the century's door open IR logic. Activating it opened the door sometimes although there is no "official" BEOlink-command to open those remotely. It was definitely an interference. At least that's an explanation for the doors; not

Easy way of DIY: Plug in mains cord and short circuit the other plug's wires - this will have both effects: a). the cable will definitely have its "burn-in" b). YOU look like Lee's picture in his post above hx

Hello soundproof, sorry that this is in german / french only and it's from a BG5005 manual but I think you can guess (or g00gle...) what it means. You have to press the lever(s) and rotate the turntable at the same time (strange as you have your fingers in the table's rotating area) until the camwheels stop. I remember I had to do the procedure