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RF Modulator for RCA to for Coax Adapter - CVBS to RF Signal Converter for Retro Gaming VCR DVD - Channel 3 4 Switch - Compact 12cm

Brand: RemixAst

Compatibility: Seamlessly connects for rca devices like VCRs, DVD players, and retro gaming consoles ( for ps2, for ps3) to older TVs via coaxial input, reviving your home entertainment setup instantly.

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Height
3 cm
Length
13 cm
Width
10 cm
Weight
105 g

About this product

Are you looking for a way to connect your retro gaming console or VCR to multiple TVs in different rooms? The RemixAst RF Modulator for RCA to Coax Adapter is just what you need. This compact device supports versatile compatibility with a wide range of devices like PS2, PS3, and Switch, making it perfect for any home entertainment setup. Its channel switch feature allows easy toggling between channels 3 and 4 without affecting other connected devices, ensuring an uninterrupted viewing experience.

Specifications

Height
3 cm
Length
13 cm
Width
10 cm
Weight
105 g

Frequently asked questions

Can this RF modulator be used with my PS2 console?

Yes, it is compatible with a wide range of devices including the PS2. This makes it versatile for connecting your retro gaming console to various TVs in different rooms without any issues.

How does the channel switching feature work?

The channel switch feature allows you to toggle between channels 3 and 4 effortlessly, ensuring that your viewing experience is uninterrupted. Simply press a button on the modulator to switch between these two channels.

What kind of signal conversion does this device perform?

This RF modulator converts CVBS (Composite Video and Audio Signal) from RCA connectors into analog RF signals. This conversion enables long-distance transmission, allowing you to enjoy your content on multiple TVs located in different parts of your home.

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