110 volt TV, vs 12 volt TV?
Looking to replace the bulky old TV that came with our unit, and have been wondering what route would be better in the long run for us. Couple questions.. I suspect that 80% of our camping would...
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Like many others, I bought a 22" TV and later I discovered it used an adapter to provide 12v that ran the TV. I don't use the adapter and run the TV directly off the 12v supply. I use a small 12v regulator to ensure the TV isn't damaged by the converter output of 14.4v but many others don't use a regulator with no problems
Look around for a TV with an adapter that provides 12v, but read what is marked on the adapter to be sure it is a 12v output, then you will have a 12v TV.
Your 1000w inverter is way overkill. My TV (and regulator) uses only about 1.5A at 12v, or 18 watts.
Look around for a TV with an adapter that provides 12v, but read what is marked on the adapter to be sure it is a 12v output, then you will have a 12v TV.
Your 1000w inverter is way overkill. My TV (and regulator) uses only about 1.5A at 12v, or 18 watts.
