Wireless TV??

Here's my issue. I want to put a TV outside on the patio. I have a 22" LCD and a mount that is easy to move it in and out. I will only put the TV outside when I'm watching it and then bring it in when I'm done. I really dont want to run a cable line out there. I have an outlet to use so power isn't an issue. Is there any products out there that I can plug into my cable box and it will wirelessly send a signal to the TV outside (or anywhere in my house for that matter)?? I'm assuming I would need some type of receiver on the outside TV to pick up the signal and that's fine. With a 22" TV, HDTV isn't critical but it would be nice. Any suggestions?

A sling box maybe? I've never used one but I think it may be able to do what u need.

I know there are a ton of these wireless units hitting the market this year - but something like this will probably work.

http://www.smarthome.com/76543/RF-Li...-Sender/p.aspx

HD versions are probably on the way.... I thought you had a cable outlet on your patio?

I did have one on my patio but I stole it for the "bar area" TV during the remodel. I am trying to avoid crawling through the attic again because it sucks ass up there. Also I would like the flexability to be able to move the TV to different location live the garage and so on. Thanks for the imput.

HDMI Steamer

http://www.cowboom.com/deal-of-the-d...tm_campaign=CJ

http://images.cowboom.com/store/full...T_792262_1.jpg

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Use this kit to mount an HDTV to a wall or a projector to a ceiling, and place the source components elsewhere in the room. This kit is also ideal for an HDTV or projector installation where running an HDMI cable would be difficult. Features Supports full 1080p and 3D video resolution For wide-ranging compatibility. Wirelessly sends full HDMI quality sign...

MSRP: $299.99
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I think you mean streamer...

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Originally Posted by Jomama

I think you mean streamer...

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But it's manufactured at a plant in Cleveland.

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Originally Posted by Kyrillian

But it's manufactured at a plant in Cleveland.

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And I thought he might be implying it was a crappy product...

That is one big pile of shit.

What is....Cleveland?