Continuous sine wave inverter for LCD tv
Hi all. Any issues with running an LCD tv with a continuous modified sine wave inverter? What would the results be?
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Keep in mind that your TV is operating on DC. The brick may be in the cord or it may be in the TV itself, but it's there. If it's in the cord, look at the DC volts, if it's 12 you can remove the brick, buy an adapter and run it right off your batteries without any inverter, which is converting DC to AC so the TV can convert it back to DC. If it's 18, 24 or 36 volts it's over my head. Do a search on the forum for particulars.
