Wireless HDMI?

[MHamershock]

2019 AB 40IP. I'd really like to replace all the wiring and components involved in pushing HDMI signals to the 4 coach TVs with a wireless setup. Has anyone does this?

I 'd like 2 inputs on the TX unit: sat dish and a firestick for streaming the apps my smart TVs don't have. I'd also like one HDMI direct output for the bedroom TV. I'm not concerned with watching different views on more than 2 TVs at once.

I've looked at a number on Amazon but ratings are all over the place.

This one has decent reviews but the RX modules are a bit bulky.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DWXFSF2H...v_ov_lig_dp_it


Appeciate anyone else's knowledge on the topic. Thanks!

[GBPackerfan]

I stream off my TMHI to three AppleTV units. Easy peasy.

[Lt Dan]

Why do you want to replace the entire HDMI distribution system? You can easily set up different inputs by using a HDMI A/B switch on the BluRay player input and connecting the Firestick to that. I do this with two Wallies for satellite and can view from either Wally on any TV just by selecting TV or BluRay input on the TV. Here is a map of the way Tiffin coaches are wired for HDMI, page two shows a dual input setup.

[MHamershock]

Originally Posted by Lt Dan

Why do you want to replace the entire HDMI distribution system? You can easily set up different inputs by using a HDMI A/B switch on the BluRay player input and connecting the Firestick to that. I do this with two Wallies for satellite and can view from either Wally on any TV just by selecting TV or BluRay input on the TV. Here is a map of the way Tiffin coaches are wired for HDMI, page two shows a dual input setup.

I'm seeing converter and cable issues now with the coach at 8 years old. Some TVs won't display what the others are showing as the input signal is too degraded/missing. And there's some parasitic draw from the components. And because I had a long career in data centers and the **** quality of the wiring done triggers my OCD in a big way.