[lpkshop]

Wow didn't know about humidity and effect on TV on Lanai. I guess that
Explains what happened to my set. Blew out two weeks ago waiting on Best Buy to come and fix. Lucky I bought the service contract.

[bkcunningham1]

There are televisions and electronics made specifically for outdoors, according to my husband.

[Mikeod]

Originally Posted by bkcunningham1

There are televisions and electronics made specifically for outdoors, according to my husband.

Yes, but they are REALLY expensive for what you get in terms if features. And with all the new features coming out so quickly, I'd hate to invest so much in a TV that may be obsolete in a few years.

[mickey100]

Originally Posted by Paulz

I'll do a sound check in their lanais. The house is an Ivy model and the summer kitchen, LR and MBR form a horseshoe so the sound should project out in to the Prairie.

That is very considerate of you. Enjoy!

[Ooper]

We have had an indoor flat screen on our lanai for years with no problems. It is tucked far enough in under the roof to keep it dry in a rain storm and we keep a large towel over it when not in use to keep the pollen out of the insides. We also keep the remote in a plastic zip-lock baggie as it is near the screen wall gets wet when it rains. Not worried about security, although we do bring the tv in the house if we plan on an extended vacation of a couple weeks or more.

[Paulz]

Originally Posted by kittygilchrist

I keep deleting this but it's too wicked to keep to myself. I have bose speakers on the lanai with golfers going by in a parade. You got me thinking how loud that could be, and if I had a wireless microphone....I could have sooooo much fun...
"Sliced that one, too bad." "Balls for sale, you lost them here last week.", "

Kitty

You definitely have a mean streak, beating on golfers when they are down. At my current course one of the houses plays a recording of a dog barking on weekends. If you pay attention you can tell because it loops and repeats.