TV replacements for my RV

Cubanredneck wrote:
Kiwi The surround sound came with the coach. It has 5 speakes and a sub. the speakers are in the ceiling and look like eggs. they are currently tied into the Panasonic dvd\hometheater system. This appears to be a factory item from winnebago as it shows up when i did a search of the wire diagrams on their website. I thought i would have to rewire the coach from front to back. Basically if i replace the tvs and hook up to the existing i should be able to put up the antenna and do a channel search and pick up the locals correct?

Bumpyroad wrote:
ah, did you do a channel search?
bumpy

Bumpyroad wrote:

Cubanredneck wrote:



Thanks but in both camp grounds i would only pick up one channel thru cable and it stated my tv was not digital.

is the campground just picking up OTA TV signals and piping them out to the sites? I have old TVs hooked up to the campground "cable" hookup and it works fine.
bumpy

Cubanredneck wrote:



Thanks but in both camp grounds i would only pick up one channel thru cable and it stated my tv was not digital.

Cubanredneck wrote:
Good morning I have been searching this forum for a couple of days and have not been able to find much information in regards to my specific needs. I purchased a used 2007 Winnebago-Itasca Sunova 35J bunkhouse. The current setup includes a 27" RCA in the front 2 fold down bunk TV's with built in DVD and one 17" Toshiba in the bedroom. The coach also has a built in surround system that appears to be fed off of the Panasonic DVD player. The coach has all the systems tied into a A/V box that allows you to choose what will be see on the different TV's in the coach. IE. Aux,Sat,Cable,VCR. My questions would be:

1. If i replace both Tube TV's with LED could i still use the A/V selector switch? to feed the rear room TV thru coax or would i have to run new wire down to the room?

Yes. As stated, HDMI will not work through the splitter. See # 3 below.

2. Will my current setup pull digital signal and process it for the new TV's or would i have to update my antenna and A/V selector box.

New TVs will be digital so can use the digital signal natively. No antenna or A/V se;evtor update needed.

3. If the DVD were not to work how do i get the surround sound to work with a new DVD.

Not sure what you are replacing with. Does current DVD have surround sound? On new TVs you can run the digital (optical) audio back to a Home Theater to play sound. Would need more info on what you are buying as a DVD/HT.

My issue is the current setup did not want to work at the campground using cable. My wife and young girls were not happy campers and i need to find a solution to my entertainment problems.

Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Cubanredneck wrote:
Good morning I have been searching this forum for a couple of days and have not been able to find much information in regards to my specific needs. I purchased a used 2007 Winnebago-Itasca Sunova 35J bunkhouse. The current setup includes a 27" RCA in the front 2 fold down bunk TV's with built in DVD and one 17" Toshiba in the bedroom. The coach also has a built in surround system that appears to be fed off of the Panasonic DVD player. The coach has all the systems tied into a A/V box that allows you to choose what will be see on the different TV's in the coach. IE. Aux,Sat,Cable,VCR. My questions would be:

1. If i replace both Tube TV's with LED could i still use the A/V selector switch? to feed the rear room TV thru coax or would i have to run new wire down to the room?

2. Will my current setup pull digital signal and process it for the new TV's or would i have to update my antenna and A/V selector box.

3. If the DVD were not to work how do i get the surround sound to work with a new DVD.

My issue is the current setup did not want to work at the campground using cable. My wife and young girls were not happy campers and i need to find a solution to my entertainment problems.

Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Triker33 wrote:
The system you have now will work with new Led's if they have a cable input.
You just can't use the HDMI input on them.
Your set up now with present TV's should work with any campground cable.

If the A/V has a cable input from campground.
Then the TV's have to be changed to a Cable input in menu and then search for channels.

Can't help with the sound issue.