I am going to be doing a house renovation very soon and I am not sure what to do with the pioneer tv. My options are: (1) place it in a locked container that will hold other household goods that is made of metal and will be in direct sunlight at all times (2) place it in an area of my house that work is not supposed to be done but that could get damaged or worse, the tv could grow legs and start walking (if you know what I mean) (3) attempt to move the tv to another house and hope that it doesn't get damaged there.
Right now, I am leaning towards the locked container (it does have some ventilation) but I am worried about the heat factor as where I live it can easily get to 30 degrees celcius throughout August-September.
I still have the original box, styrofoam, etc so I can still use all of that no matter what I plan to do.
What would be the best course of action? When you respond please consider, as I have been, the safety, security and of course, heat factor, that the tv could be facing. And no, the tv is not for sale, I like it way too much.
Right now, I am leaning towards the locked container (it does have some ventilation) but I am worried about the heat factor as where I live it can easily get to 30 degrees celcius throughout August-September.
I still have the original box, styrofoam, etc so I can still use all of that no matter what I plan to do.
What would be the best course of action? When you respond please consider, as I have been, the safety, security and of course, heat factor, that the tv could be facing. And no, the tv is not for sale, I like it way too much.
. I live in southwestern ontario, canada where it can get over 30 + humidity on a fairly regular basis.
Besides, aren't you ready for a brand new 9G
