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Don't touch it if it's raining.I bought a flat screen TV to mount outside on my deck for watching sports outside with friends & family.
It's a 32" ROKU TV and I plan to mount it under the eves so it will be partially protected from the weather. But any other tips for extra protection would be appreciated!
No, it was just a cheap 32" ROKU TV. I'll bring it in during winter but even if it's lifespan is only a couple years I'm OK with that.Is it an outdoor television?
If not there are things you'll need to do, and likely it's going to eventually die anyhow...
Can I use an 'indoor' TV outside?
Can be in the summer. I'm going to look for a waterproof cover for when it isn't in use.Better keep it protected from moisture! Is humidity bad your way, gramps?
No, it was just a cheap 32" ROKU TV. I'll bring it in during winter but even if it's lifespan is only a couple years I'm OK with that.Is it an outdoor television?
If not there are things you'll need to do, and likely it's going to eventually die anyhow...
Can I use an 'indoor' TV outside?
LolGrounded outlet.
No one practices golf in the yard.
Don't watch porn on it?
32 inch?I bought a flat screen TV to mount outside on my deck for watching sports outside with friends & family.
It's a 32" ROKU TV and I plan to mount it under the eves so it will be partially protected from the weather. But any other tips for extra protection would be appreciated!
Forget about the halfway measure, it will never last unless you get on of these.
Amazon.com: The TV Shield 19-29 (up to 30) Inch Outdoor Indoor TV Enclosure Case Cabinet Screen Protector: Electronics
If not then MAKE ONE out of plexiglass.
Forget about the halfway measure, it will never last unless you get on of these.
Amazon.com: The TV Shield 19-29 (up to 30) Inch Outdoor Indoor TV Enclosure Case Cabinet Screen Protector: Electronics
If not then MAKE ONE out of plexiglass.
Neither poor nor blind. It's a deck not a bowling alley32 inch?I bought a flat screen TV to mount outside on my deck for watching sports outside with friends & family.
It's a 32" ROKU TV and I plan to mount it under the eves so it will be partially protected from the weather. But any other tips for extra protection would be appreciated!
What are you poor or something?
Waste of money. It has a slight reflection but I'm outside so whateverForget about the halfway measure, it will never last unless you get on of these.
Amazon.com: The TV Shield 19-29 (up to 30) Inch Outdoor Indoor TV Enclosure Case Cabinet Screen Protector: Electronics
If not then MAKE ONE out of plexiglass.
Waste of money. It has a slight reflection but I'm outside so whateverForget about the halfway measure, it will never last unless you get on of these.
Amazon.com: The TV Shield 19-29 (up to 30) Inch Outdoor Indoor TV Enclosure Case Cabinet Screen Protector: Electronics
If not then MAKE ONE out of plexiglass.
LolGrounded outlet.
No one practices golf in the yard.
Don't watch porn on it?
LolGrounded outlet.
No one practices golf in the yard.
Don't watch porn on it?
You can always spend 20/30 K to enclose the deck around your "cheap" TV. ROKU sounds like something from a Jules Vern novel. But that is the ticket, 30/40 K to build a new deck to get outdoors and at the same time enclose the current deck to protect ROKU. That is the reasonable approach to this entire situation or move "game time" to the garage along with the deck appliances and sun in the drive. That way the current deck and newly attached deck can be turned into another bedroom for the viewing family and friends. Add 10K for the remodel to plug in a bathroom for them also. For a lousey 50K the problems are taken care of, game watching can continue, beer drinking can forge ahead, and let it rain, on the reflection. Happy to have been of help and feel free to ask any related questions I may be of help with. Gooo for the gusto, Grampa.
