RCA Video Selector With RF Modulator Model CRF940 Start Price USD 19.99 Current Price USD 19.99 Time Left - Bid Count 0 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Monday, August 25, 2008 End Time Thursday, September 04, 2008 Location Laguna Niguel, CA See more about 'RCA Video Selector With RF Modulator Model CRF940' Description I used this switcher for about 6 months.   It works perfectly.  I used it to convert an RCA audo/video signal to an RF signal that could be sent through my coax cable wires that were already in the walls.  Sent a perfect signal on channel 3 to another room that didn't have a cable box.  Works great and looks like new!   Technical Details 4-input, 1-output audio/video switcher Stereo analog (left/right RCA) audio connections, composite-video and S-video jacks Front-panel input accommodates spontaneous hookups RF antenna input, RF output to TV Perfect for connecting a DVD player with an older, RF-only TV RCA's CRF940 is the perfect accessory for managing competing devices on televisions with minimal inputs--not to mention enjoying DVD players or other audio/video components through older, non-"cable ready" television sets. The CRF940 accepts video inputs from four separate source components in three separate formats (one RF and four each composite-video and S-video) and routes their AV signals through its tri-format AV outputs. One of the CRF940's four sets of AV inputs is built into the front panel, facilitating spontaneous hookups of camcorders, VCRs, video game players, or other devices. This would also be a fine asset for transferring S-VHS video or camcorder content to an older VCR lacking the requisite composite-video (yellow RCA jack) or S-video (black five-pin) inputs. Accompanying sets of stereo analog (left/right) RCA audio inputs handles the source sound. The unit's gold-plated audio and video connectors ensure maximal conductivity and minimal corrosion so you can set it and forget it--the terminals won't need cleaning for two years. A VCR-like output switch lets you select channel three or four for your TV viewing when using the RF output, and a red front-panel LED indicates power status. A supplied AC/DC adapter plugs into the rear-panel DC input jack. Place a Bid!