I want to thank Impact and Comcast for ignoring the bad weather and helping us get the job done. By the way, the other three TV's are being installed at this very moment behind the pool bar and will be up and running some time today as well.
Come see for yourself this weekend as our doors are open. Let's have a hurricane party tonight!
7 comments:
i'm curious, how do you keep it waterproof? i'd love to install a smaller one on my home patio.
The space station just called and asked you to change the channel!!
On a clear night I will be able to see it in Fruitland.
It looks a quarter inch low on the right side. Nah, just messing wit ju!
That is awesome. Better put a guard on it at night and don't leave any ladders laying around.
Swim-In Theater!
2:19, one of the reasons this TV was so expensive is because it is manufactured as an outdoor TV. It has a 3 year warrantee and I was told it can handle the snow as well.
There are also covers you can get to protect them. We installed a ((somewhat smaller!) tv at our outdoor covered bar. It’s not the “outdoor” type but it’s under a solid roof. The cover should help with condensation and so on, if it’s really bad out.
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