14V TV?
I swear I just saw a thread on this but can't find it now.... Looking at Samsung 24" LED TV for the bedroom that has an external power brick. The power connection on the back of the TV is labeled ...
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Battery configuration is 2-6v batteries, no solar (yet...). I upgraded the converter from the WFCO to a PD w/charge wizard and also upgraded the wire gauge to the batteries, so charge time with the Honda 2000 isn't bad.
Not sure what this means. I thought the adapter would just be a cig lighter to tv-plug cord and that it would be up to the power supply in the TV to deal with incoming voltage fluctuations. I'm sure that the wall wart has a chip or something that normalizes the voltage at 12v, so I was concerned about not having the buffer in front of the TV. But it sounds like you're saying that I can get an adapter that will do that too? Point me in the right direction, please.
It is correct to assume that going direct to 12v is more efficient power-wise than using the inverter and the wall wart?
mena661 wrote:
make sure the 12V adapter that you'll need to buy covers a range of voltages instead of just one and this won't be a problem.
Not sure what this means. I thought the adapter would just be a cig lighter to tv-plug cord and that it would be up to the power supply in the TV to deal with incoming voltage fluctuations. I'm sure that the wall wart has a chip or something that normalizes the voltage at 12v, so I was concerned about not having the buffer in front of the TV. But it sounds like you're saying that I can get an adapter that will do that too? Point me in the right direction, please.
It is correct to assume that going direct to 12v is more efficient power-wise than using the inverter and the wall wart?
