Foxtel GO or Mobile Foxtel Airplay & AppleTV
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it can handle anything in, however if you give it 11.5volt in then it will give the same out up until 12 volts, that is where it would be capped.
try not to change any of the compenent values. the larger caps are just to stable the voltage, the smaller cap c4 is high freq protection. the zd1 sets the 12 volts, you can change this to another value, which will change the voltage.
small plastic box would be fine, with ventilation holes at each end, and maybe using the metal lid as the heatsink. i would then put 2 leds on the circuit to show that both outputs are working fine.
small plastic box would be fine, with ventilation holes at each end, and maybe using the metal lid as the heatsink. i would then put 2 leds on the circuit to show that both outputs are working fine.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/The-LM25...197?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item232a3806d5
this link will get you a kit with adjustable regulation so you can set it at 12 volts. it is 3 amps.
this link will get you a kit with adjustable regulation so you can set it at 12 volts. it is 3 amps.
yep, i have not said anything about this - as i really dont bother about jailbreaking devices. not much to gain, and lots to loose from it. sat is really the best way to go. but the new updated app for foxtel now alloys unto 3 devices instead of 2 devices.
the other option is a emulator for pc or mac, which you can install the app onto your computer via the emulator and use a external monitor to view the image. lot of work when really a foxtel dish is the best. not forgetting that 3g does not always woprk in remote areas, and when it does it has a limited bandwidth from the exchange and again will not alloy proper video streaming.
the other option is a emulator for pc or mac, which you can install the app onto your computer via the emulator and use a external monitor to view the image. lot of work when really a foxtel dish is the best. not forgetting that 3g does not always woprk in remote areas, and when it does it has a limited bandwidth from the exchange and again will not alloy proper video streaming.
They are also getting ready ro release Android version on Samsung devices any day now. Android has been about 6 months behind.
EDIT> Foxtel Android has now been released on limited Samsung devices. It only works on a select few models (not mine) and only available thru the Samsung App store.
Android is soo painful.
Geoff
EDIT> Foxtel Android has now been released on limited Samsung devices. It only works on a select few models (not mine) and only available thru the Samsung App store.
Android is soo painful.
Geoff
tried samsung devices, not uptp par as yet. even the newst devices. buggy, hungry battery life, not as user friendly.
Cant understand why they don't allow you to watch foxtel on any type of display you choose. Youve already paid for the content thru your subscription so foxtel arnt losing out. No different to say you connecting 5 TV's to the one foxtel box if that floats your boat. you are still only watching the one channel on 5 displays.
Agree Mike? got me stuffed, would help those on the road that have cable at home and cant take the box with them
yeah.... doesn't make sense, but there are a lot of other types of devices/software out there with a similar sort of structure.
They think that it will deter people from doing what I am.
I use my brother in law's foxtel account but I can only watch his foxtel on my ipad/iPhone. If I want to watch it on my TV, I'll have to get my own subscription.
I only really need it to watch the footy while overseas on business, so is great for me.
Will it work to turn the location services off before you go, so the app doesn't know where you are when you're in Thailand?
It might pay to give it a go shortly, to see if the App requires to know your location to work.