How are the receivers powered?
177674
You plug the transmitter into the TV. The receivers which are on your chair or sofa, are plugged into a regular wall outlet. Very easy to hook up and they really work !! You won't be disappointed
952300
Each receiver may need to be coordinated with the hand set. I don't remember how to do it, but there were instructions in the manual. Otherwise, fully charged etc., it may be defective.
1404044
Any normal receiver will work for these, I have them currently hooked up to a Sony reciever that outputs 85 watts per channel, they sound great but they can handle over double the power than that. To be honest, you will need something over 50 watts per channel to really drive these guys, anything over 130 watts per channel is overkill. Hope this helps.
2214204
You don't. They plug into your phone or other player and are powered by that.
979579
the receiver is a 9.2 channel capable amp...therefore it can run 4 pairs of speakers and a center channel speaker...also 2 powered subwoofers...thats 2 fronts, 2 rear surround, 2 side surrounds, 2 outdoor or b speakers & a center channel speaker...2 subs also...it is an outstanding clean powerful razor sharp receiver...i am impressed!!!
615364
They are powered by the subwoofer, the big wooden cube you have to plug into a wall outlet. Have some space available for the subwoofer, the control wire and speaker cables from the satellite speakers are long so they can reach pretty far.
1149164
The Transmitter and receiver are both DC powered (12v) and each has a mini-jack port for a plug in transformer (two of which are supplied). The antennas are removable (SMA connectors). Input and output are through RCA jacks, L, R, and Video.
1989867
The two receivers merely turn on (and off) a 12 volt current that you connect to a load of some type (a 12 volt motor, lights or any other 12 volt, low amp device). So there is only 1 output per receiver.
162667
only one of the 4 outputs is marked as a passthrough for the power inserter (a small box that plugs in to the wall) that sends power to the dish. It must be hooked to that line for power. The other 3 outputs can go to any receiver.
2137319
My receiver isn't chargeable, so I do not know. The station plugs in or uses regular batteries.
1220270
Thanks for the info. I ordered the unit and have owned it for about a week now. Appears to be a very good receiver.
675934
You need to power them with a receiver. You would run your computer into that.
531473
The speakers are not self powered. I am playing though my receiver and with a separate sub-woofer.
1293745
"Receiver" is the common term for 3 components in one box:AM/FM tunerPreamplifierPower amplifierSo yes you have a power amplifier to drive these speakers.Recommendation: 10 watts will drive these speakers, but I recommend more power. More is better. The objective is NOT volume, but reserve power if called for. With multiple speakers in a single enclosure, the woofer will use about 50 percent of available power.
1894126
The receiver is powered by adapter and yes it is included - but it is considered to be supplied from outlet with the power of 120W(probably normal for US or Europe) - but I leave in country where output in outlet is 220W - that is why we used another adapter in order to avoid overpower which could burn the adapter or receiver ... Hope my answer would help you in your choice! :)
95662
Run the amps from the pre-amp outputs on your receiver. YOu should have at least two sets of pre-amp outs
1701209
I believe the 260 watts is the electrical power the receiver is consuming, the 120-170 watts x 7 channels refer to the output of the speakers.