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Old 01-16-2013, 09:18 AM
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Originally Posted by Rilands View Post
Just an FYI - most of my Mc has a jack in the back for RF, so you don't need to stick those small transmitters on front. At least that's the case with my MS300, MX150, MCD871, & MC205.

Maybe not the 205. I think I have that triggered off the MX150. Can't recall.
Wow I guess it helps to read the manual. Looks like I have a project now replacing those annoying IR transmitters and connecting up in the IR input on the back of my Mc's.

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