HDMI Cable from living room to bedroom

[Itgoes211]

I want to put something like a home theater PC, DVD player, Blu-Ray player etc in my 2150RB. I am thinking about running an HDMI cable from the living room TV area to the bedroom and thought maybe I could run it inside my cabinet over the stove but would need to drill a passthru hole in the wall to the bedroom inside the cabinet. Now for the million dollar question..... How do I know where a good place would be to make the hole? I don't want to hit any electric etc.....

Thoughts?

[CopperDesigno]

I use this product in my conference room. I works great for presentations and video calls. Not sure how it will do with streaming movies.
https://www.iogear.com/product/GWHD11/

[insidescoop]

I want to put something like a home theater PC, DVD player, Blu-Ray player etc in my 2150RB. I am thinking about running an HDMI cable from the living room TV area to the bedroom and thought maybe I could run it inside my cabinet over the stove but would need to drill a passthru hole in the wall to the bedroom inside the cabinet. Now for the million dollar question..... How do I know where a good place would be to make the hole? I don't want to hit any electric etc.....

Thoughts?

Maybe this will help. Many RV inspectors have special tools that allow them to see things behind walls. There are also many tools out on the open market that would allow you to do the same. You can take a look see that way.


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[Gyro Gearloose]

I use this product in my conference room. I works great for presentations and video calls. Not sure how it will do with streaming movies.
https://www.iogear.com/product/GWHD11/

Greg,

I wonder if there will be issues if neighbors have one.

Pat

[RamGunner]

A number of us have suggested that the factory offer an option to install HDMI cables (1 each) from the entertainment center to each location where a TV is installed in the trailer. That way you could hook up a matrix distribution amplifier and route anything to any TV or combination of TV's.

We had the dealer do it for us before delivery - I provided the cables to them. When I saw how they did it, I wished I had done it myself. Plus, one my cables (I gave them two to go to one location), somehow disappeared.

[CopperDesigno]

We now have these IOgear devices in all of our conference rooms with no issues. Most of our conference rooms are side by side or back to back, they work off different frequencies and multiple channels.

[Gyro Gearloose]

We now have these IOgear devices in all of our conference rooms with no issues. Most of our conference rooms are side by side or back to back, they work off different frequencies and multiple channels.

Greg,

I just read the specs a little closer and these can do DFS (Dynamic Frequency Selection (DFS)). I think DFS will detect conflicting RF channels and select a different one.

Pat

[RamGunner]

I believe that's correct. The same company made a Bluetooth RS-232 interface that worked over reasonable distances to eliminate RS-232 cables, and they worked pretty well.

I wanted to reduce RFI in our trailer as much as possible, so I used good cables.

[Gyro Gearloose]

I believe that's correct. The same company made a Bluetooth RS-232 interface that worked over reasonable distances to eliminate RS-232 cables, and they worked pretty well.

I wanted to reduce RFI in our trailer as much as possible, so I used good cables.

RamGunner,

Do you know the max length HDMI cable spec?

[RamGunner]

If you go over 50' you may have issues, but I've used 25' and 35' cables (good cables) without issues. Let me go pull the link for what I used.