<table><tr><th>From:</th><th>Kathy Ruemmler</th></tr><tr><td>Sent:</td><td>Monday, March 13, 2017 1:37 PM</td></tr><tr><td>To:</td><td>jeevacation@gmail.com</td></tr><tr><td>Subject:</td><td>Fwd: TV</td></tr></table>

Advice on what type of tv to buy for m= bedroom (in DC)? I don't know the difference between led, 4D, blah b=ah. Per below from my contractor, it is supposed to be thin. Al=o prefer one that comes without the CIA/NSA option....

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Date: March 13, 2017 at 8:27:=3 AM EDT
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Hi Kathy,

I can work around that for a couple of days. I realize the choic= of available tv options is off the charts. Building a niche for a tv, auto=atically restricts you to future size upgrades. However, one dimension that=(in your exhaustive search) should be dialed in ,is the thickness. Currentl=, readily available televisions are available in a LED,LCD,and Plasma forma=. I'm no techie, I.e. I deal with the application of math, chemistry, physi=s, history, and reading comprehension, on a daily basis. Semi-conductors ar= outside of my knowledge base. Once all those little bytes have been neatly=packaged, game on.

See if you can narrow your search to pre=ent me with the overall thickness of the television. Gabby has specified th=t the existing wall will be padded approximately 2", and many LED type tele=isions fall within that dimension. If, however, you opt to go with a thicke= tv, we may need to forego the articulating arm, and simply bolt the thing t= the wall (So that it doesn't project beyond wall plane)

So=ry for the long-winded explanation, but I thought it wise to give you some p=rameters.

Thanks,

<=r>Jim

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On Mar 12, 2017, at 11:41P=, Kathy Ruemmler

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Hi Jim,

I am not going to use the same tv (too small),=but am not quite sure what size the new one will be. Do you need to k=ow by Tuesday?

Kathy

On Mar 11, 2017, at 6:03 PM, Jim H=ndley  wrote:

Hi Kathy,

Thanks for the follow up on the ceiling. I pushed the framing crew back o=e day (They

will start on Tuesday)

In preparation for the=framing, I noticed that there will be a niche for the television. Ideally, t=e tv would be mounted to an articulating arm, so it can be set flush with t=e wall surface, when not in use. The dimensions of the niche, would be dete=mined by the tv. Were you planning on using the tv that you already have? 1= so, where is it currently located? If not, did you have a particular model=in mind?

Thanks again,

Jim

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