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<blockquote data-quote="mikk" data-source="post: 218455" data-attributes="member: 188161"><p>I've just unearthed an old Rabbit sender and receiver(T-7000P) that I forgotton I had.It appears to have been made in '87 but does not use scart fittings.On the back of the transmitter(that plugs into the mains) it has audio in left &amp; right ports(rca/jack type fittings), 'video in from vcr' and bare wire push in type connecters that connect mini-thin wire to the receiver in the other room, and a wire out the back with a small 'glass eye' on the end that says 'to the I/R emitter.&nbsp; On the receiver an ariel input and 'out put to tv' and an 'output to tv program selector' switch (tv/vcr), and mini-wire in/out clamps. There is also a uhf channel adjust screw.There are no instuctions and I am not sure if there is something missing. Am I correct in thinking this is a wireless system and the I/R wire is for transmitting the remote signal?, but if it is then the ariel input would be on the transmitter and not the receiver.CONFUSED! Any help would be appreciated.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="mikk, post: 218455, member: 188161"] I've just unearthed an old Rabbit sender and receiver(T-7000P) that I forgotton I had.It appears to have been made in '87 but does not use scart fittings.On the back of the transmitter(that plugs into the mains) it has audio in left & right ports(rca/jack type fittings), 'video in from vcr' and bare wire push in type connecters that connect mini-thin wire to the receiver in the other room, and a wire out the back with a small 'glass eye' on the end that says 'to the I/R emitter. On the receiver an ariel input and 'out put to tv' and an 'output to tv program selector' switch (tv/vcr), and mini-wire in/out clamps. There is also a uhf channel adjust screw.There are no instuctions and I am not sure if there is something missing. Am I correct in thinking this is a wireless system and the I/R wire is for transmitting the remote signal?, but if it is then the ariel input would be on the transmitter and not the receiver.CONFUSED! Any help would be appreciated. [/QUOTE]

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