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- I recently saw a JVC plasma display in Aspen. The store said that it was a high altitude model but I can't find any in my research. Can you confrim if JVC makes a 42 inch high altitude plasma - I live at 7800 ft. Thanks
- I live in mexico city the altitude here is 2200 mts. Do I have to take special considerations when buying a plasma for this problem?thanx
- Hello, I have an LG 42" Plasma. Two lines of pixels are out so the retailer is going replace it with a new unit. However they are out of the exact model, so they want to replace it with a "High-Altitude" model for no charge. I live in Chicago (ie not much above sea level) Could you please advise, are there any possible adverse effects of using a High Alt. plasma in a low alt. environment. Many thanks.
- What are the altitude restrictions of most Panasonic plasmas? I live at 8200 ft. and I am interested in mainly the 42" TH series.
- If I were to buy a high altitude plasma tv would it work at low altitude also?
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- I recently saw a JVC plasma display in Aspen. The store said that it was a high altitude model but I can't find any in my research. Can you confrim if JVC makes a 42 inch high altitude plasma - I live at 7800 ft. Thanks
I am not aware of any high altitude models from JVC.
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- I live in mexico city the altitude here is 2200 mts. Do I have to take special considerations when buying a plasma for this problem?thanx
At any altitude above 6250 ft, one will want to consider models designed for lower atmospheric pressures. Pioneer and NEC both offer models that can operate at your altitude in Mexico City.
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- Hello, I have an LG 42" Plasma. Two lines of pixels are out so the retailer is going replace it with a new unit. However they are out of the exact model, so they want to replace it with a "High-Altitude" model for no charge. I live in Chicago (ie not much above sea level) Could you please advise, are there any possible adverse effects of using a High Alt. plasma in a low alt. environment. Many thanks.
There will be no adverse effects using a model designed for higher altitudes at sea level.
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- What are the altitude restrictions of most Panasonic plasmas? I live at 8200 ft. and I am interested in mainly the 42" TH series.
The Panasonics are rated around 6250 ft. At 8200 ft I would suggest looking at NEC plasmas or LCD or DLP.
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- If I were to buy a high altitude plasma tv would it work at low altitude also?
Yes.
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