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Pilot Mariner · 13th Aug 2014, 9:51 pm

Thanks everyone for the info, at least I now know what its all about as I am going through this painful process with my mother at the moment who has dementia and has broken her hip.
However the pods seem underused as over the past 7 weeks worth of visits I have not seen them in use.

Mark

PS The knobs on the TV do not do anything as its all operated via remote control.

13th Aug 2014, 9:51 pm	#16
Pilot Mariner Hexode Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Burntwood, Staffordshire, UK or Kabaty in Warsaw Poland. Posts: 439	Re: New "old" TV and radio. Thanks everyone for the info, at least I now know what its all about as I am going through this painful process with my mother at the moment who has dementia and has broken her hip. However the pods seem underused as over the past 7 weeks worth of visits I have not seen them in use. Mark PS The knobs on the TV do not do anything as its all operated via remote control.