On the back of the TV, to the right of the coax -in there are three plugs. What are those? Also, to the left of the coax-in it looks there is a "coax-out". Is there? Thanks. null

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BCI1 · Accepted Answer

The connections to the right of the Coaxial "F" Connections are analog Composite Video (yellow RCA connector) and Stereo Right/Left Audio ( red and white RCA connectors). This allows connection to legacy Audio/Video equipment with Analog AV Output. The Coaxial Output (Orange RCA) is a Digital Audio Output, this will pass digital audio signals that are de-embedded from the HDMI Inputs based on the current input selection. You would connect this digital audio signal to an AVR (Audio Video Receiver) digital coaxial audio input to decode and amplify the audio for a local speaker system.

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Reed · Answer

There is no second coax. The other plugs are for Component Video In.

“On the back of the TV, to the right of the coax -in there are three plugs. What are those? Also, to the left of the coax-in it looks there is a "coax-out". Is there? Thanks.”

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