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No, scart is an old standard def interconnection method. If you do not have HDMI/DVI, then your next best method is component video. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Component_video

...bulliten something about the wire? any one have A clue to the service bulliten and how to repair it?

It is possible - just about - but you *really* have to know what you are doing I would think. The main problem is shared libs. It would be almost impossible to share the same libs within two different versions as I am sure they rely on the same stuff internaly. I would think it better to...

It is possible - just about - but you *really* have to know what you are doing I would think. The main problem is shared libs. It would be almost impossible to share the same libs within two different versions as I am sure they rely on the same stuff internaly. I would think it better to...

Kimberly, The sooner you really learn that no one (other than your parents or grandmother) is going to give you a free laptop, the better it will be for you.

If it is from the 90's, give it away. If it is from the 80's, you will have to pay to give it away. You are far too optimistic if you actually think you can sell stuff that is nearly 30 years old for money.

plug motor (1992 LX)? I (one owner) have over 300K miles on her but (runs flawlessly 26 mpg even with A/C manual gear box) either she gets rebuilt or donor motor,I am going in and redoing her chassis ,going to replace clutch,any suggestions would be appreciated,Ideas ,websites, tech tips...

What is your zip code, what stations can you get, and is your antenna inside or outside?

The base ALWAYS rings... It does the same on mine and I'm pretty sure it is supposed to work that way.

>Also, do I still need the antenna since digital TV has gone into effect< Of course you need an antenna. The digital TV signal is still propagated over RF and actually now a great antenna system is even more important that ever, which brings me to your problem. The picture pausing or breaking...

HDMI from your DishDVR box to the HTS (or component video if the DVR doesn't have HDMI). Then take an HDMI from the output of HTS to your TV. I'm looking at the specs for the HTS at Sony Style. It seems to suggest that this receiver has composite video inputs. If that is the case, you are out...

HDMI from your DishDVR box to the HTS (or component video if the DVR doesn't have HDMI). Then take an HDMI from the output of HTS to your TV. I'm looking at the specs for the HTS at Sony Style. It seems to suggest that this receiver has composite video inputs. If that is the case, you are out...

The base ALWAYS rings... It does the same on mine and I'm pretty sure it is supposed to work that way.

It already has started.

Digital broadcast TV has absolutely nothing to do with Dish Network and whatever channels they provide to their customers. No.

Both TVs should be getting the same channels. But one thing you did not tell us is you said nothing about the antennas both of these TVs are connected to. My guess is that you have the TV connected to a converter hooked up to a better antenna or an antenna which is pointed in a more appropriate...

If it was an undertail exhaust it was either a 2003-2009 Honda 600RR or a Kawasaki 2005-2008 Ninja ZX-6R. I have a 2008 600RR and its hot. Same as a Ninja but better performing.

sounds float like to me use A real float level,or bring in to A shop,don't give up so quick though ,you said your learning ,thats how I did trial and error,be glad you have the www net ,dont forget about "jets", exaust and air flow(filter) balance too,and syncing carbs is A bitch

If your as pretty as your avatar then I'll answer you question: galaxies group together to form galaxy clusters which group together to form star sectors which can something group together to form, aaah??, universes, I guess. They can also collaspe into a super-massive black hole.