I used to have a phillips remote that had a flap on it to cover the “advanced features” it was actually a great idea. Remotes are horrible.
TheQ47
I remember my parents-in-law having one which had a slide out section for the extra buttons. I locked the slide out bit with some tape, and everyone was happy.
Had similar with a Luxor TV in the late 80s…. the remote was shaped in a square, a bit like a calculator :)
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Most satisfying!
Spaghetti Hoop
Nah. Learn to use everything I say! Press all of the right buttons…….even the obscure ones. Life motto.
Scundered
My mates dad used a long length of dowling rod set along top of settee, as he refused to throw out his push button tv unless it was actually broken. It did require a great aim to press the right buttons so the glasses had to be adorned first.
And yet he was a millionaire.
Milk teeth
You don’t make money by spending money
Annon
In our house the remote control was called “little brother” and sure we only had 2 channels anyway
I used to have a phillips remote that had a flap on it to cover the “advanced features” it was actually a great idea. Remotes are horrible.
I remember my parents-in-law having one which had a slide out section for the extra buttons. I locked the slide out bit with some tape, and everyone was happy.
Had similar with a Luxor TV in the late 80s…. the remote was shaped in a square, a bit like a calculator :)
Most satisfying!
Nah. Learn to use everything I say! Press all of the right buttons…….even the obscure ones. Life motto.
My mates dad used a long length of dowling rod set along top of settee, as he refused to throw out his push button tv unless it was actually broken. It did require a great aim to press the right buttons so the glasses had to be adorned first.
And yet he was a millionaire.
You don’t make money by spending money
In our house the remote control was called “little brother” and sure we only had 2 channels anyway