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 Member 28985 Level 16.82 Mar 2008 
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What Channel are You?
So I was hooking up my Sega the other day when I had a thought, which channel do you always go for when setting up a system? Since I was a kid I would always go to channel 3, I think for some reason I thought it was a better channel to pick when using an RF Switcher for Sega or N64. Nowawdays I take the channel my TV has (in case I have no remote and 3 isn't programmed) or I take 3 now because I'm lazy and sometimes you need a nail to reach that switch. Also, I still have the ingrained idea that 3 is better. Also some of the newer systems seem to favor this high def, or they use the AV cables instead. How about you folks?
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