"Mirror" for Kitchen HDTV

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I have a HR-21-700 already hooked up in my family room and I'm using the component output from the receiver. We got a new 20" HDTV for the kitchen...I can easily run a cable from the family room reciever via a crawl space and a wall plug. Can I use one of the HDMI outputs from the receiver to mirror the kitchen TV? Also, the signal would have to travel on about 75' of HDMI cable. Thanks!
 
I have a HR-21-700 already hooked up in my family room and I'm using the component output from the receiver. We got a new 20" HDTV for the kitchen...I can easily run a cable from the family room reciever via a crawl space and a wall plug. Can I use one of the HDMI outputs from the receiver to mirror the kitchen TV? Also, the signal would have to travel on about 75' of HDMI cable. Thanks!

75' might be a bit long for the standard cable. Make sure to get a heavier gauge than normal. I know you can get 22 gauge, I don't know if they come heavier. Check the monoprice website for that information.
 
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