How to mount a flat screen tv outside

Bumpyroad wrote:

Majikal-Joe wrote:

#1Flyboy wrote:
. . .My only hope is that you do not interfere with other people; those that wish to get away from TV, Phones, Traffic, Lights & Noise. I for one enjoy the quiet of a conversation around a campfire or looking at stars while enjoying the quiet the forest offers. . Have had people fire up LOUD generators & listen to LOUD TV's / Stereo's after 9PM ( even until sunrise ). . Well, disturbing & inconsiderate. . .MY OPINION. .

And that is just that, your opinion if you feel like you need to preach to the masses I suggest you start a post and have at it.You might even find other like minded souls looking for something to do.....

don't think he was preaching to the masses, just the jerks who have to act like trash.
bumpy

Ah don't worry about it Majikal. You get the preachers whenever you bring up outside TVs or awning lighting. As if anybody really brings a 40' 5th wheel and a diesel truck with the intent of being in isolation :) If you want to get away from lights, noise, phones, guitars, smoke, kids, dogs, and the sound of clanking beer bottles, you might try a pair of nice hiking boots and a backpack!

Our factory outside TV folds down from the basement ceiling so it can be viewed out the basement door under the awning. It's a Lippert made TV hanger available on LCI.