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i am a newcomer to moterhomes and wish to purchase a tv should i go for 240 or 12volts anyone no any good deals
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There are no more 12v/240v TV's about now, they are all 240v apart from specialist makes like Avtex.
I own a TV wholesaler down in Poole and they cannot get any and they do well known makes.
Peter
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i am a newcomer to moterhomes and wish to purchase a tv should i go for 240 or 12volts anyone no any good deals
Purchased our 19" Technika from Tesco for £120. It's both 230v and 12 v with DVD Player.
Sat here in Spain currently listening to Radio 2 via my small Roadpr dish and watched young Murrey win the tennis in Melbourne this morning:thumb:
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Another small point. The newer model propper 12v tvs use around 19w where a lot of the cheapo ones use over 40w.
how the hell did you get from Melbourne to Spain in just a few hours ?????
Peter I would have to ask WHY ?. I thought they sold well.
Jim
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One simple word COST! daft is it not, plus of course how many people want a flat screen at home working of 12v.
They are not being made anymore.
Peter
Hi Peter
Ive just had a look on the web and the meos 12V/230V telly's with DVD etc are still on sale so somebody's still making them.
Jim
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Going slightly off topic, Anyone who has brought a so called HD Ready/freeview TV expecting to receive, via TV Aerial, any Freeview HD television channels when then start broadcasting for the Football World Cup later this year, Bad news!!, NONE of the TV,s sold in in the shops to date are capable of displaying in Freeview HD mode without a further set top box costing at least £170. Sky and Virgin broadcasts will not be affected. (Dish).
cheers Wall-E.
just bought one of these
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the 240v is stepped down to 12v input
£130 cant go wrong really for TV/DVD
we have 1 of them the viewing angle is very poor so we have just bought this yesterday Link Removed 170 degree viewing angle 12v and you can put a sd card and usb memory stick in and watch movies off them:thumb:
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