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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Snowman9000 wrote:
Yeah, you don't have to "hard wire" the TV to 12v if the TV's power cord plugs into a socket in the back of the TV. You have to make up a new cord with the plug for the TV on one end and the cig lighter plug on the other.
Ahh..that helps! Never having owned a newer flat screen type TV, I didn't realize they came with a plug-in type power cord on the TV, or that they a came with a ac/dc convertor...So that explains a lot!
I kind of like Tenbear's idea of using some sort of regulator..just in case. Somewhat like a surge protector for a computer, you could probably get away without one..until you can't! :S
Thanks everyone for all the help.:)
