Small inverter or 12 volt tv?
I just bought a Samsung 24 inch tv that I really like. It has the option of playing video straight from a flash drive, an option I really want. I had trouble finding the right size barrel plug - see...
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I don't think a 2.1 or a 2.4mm plug is a common size for a TV. A round toothpick is about 2mm. My smallest plug is on a 5vdc power converter for an old Motorola Cell phone I had is only 350 ma.
My 32" Class Samsung LED Model 525D television wall wart has a 6mm plug and is rated for 66 watts.
I know Radio Shack is nearly defunct but I'd take the power supply to them and have them measure it against one of the standard plugs for a TV in the 24" Class.
I run both the TVs in the rig directly out of dual 12sockets from O'Reilley's Auto Part stores. The sockets are wired directly to a fuse block. I have also use an 80watt inverter from HFTs for both my TV in the field and my laptop. At the wattage of most TVs 24" Class or smaller an 80watt is adequate.
I'm going to the storage yard tomorrow and I'll measure my 24" class and my 19" class TVs and both my BluRay players and post the results.
I just checked the voltage output from the ww and it is 18 volts which is standard for laptops. Just do it the easy way and go to Radio Shack.
My 32" Class Samsung LED Model 525D television wall wart has a 6mm plug and is rated for 66 watts.
I know Radio Shack is nearly defunct but I'd take the power supply to them and have them measure it against one of the standard plugs for a TV in the 24" Class.
I run both the TVs in the rig directly out of dual 12sockets from O'Reilley's Auto Part stores. The sockets are wired directly to a fuse block. I have also use an 80watt inverter from HFTs for both my TV in the field and my laptop. At the wattage of most TVs 24" Class or smaller an 80watt is adequate.
I'm going to the storage yard tomorrow and I'll measure my 24" class and my 19" class TVs and both my BluRay players and post the results.
I just checked the voltage output from the ww and it is 18 volts which is standard for laptops. Just do it the easy way and go to Radio Shack.
