Looking for the biggest 12v HDTV out there
Hey folks, I intend to repro my home theater and man cave and while I'm not apposed to running my huge HDTV from an inverter, I'm just wondering what is the largest 12v HDTV that YOU HAVE?? No t...
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Taking off my Moderator hat for a moment, maybe I can help the OP.
Can I ask why you're looking for a 12v TV?
I don't know what your experience level is with RV appliances and I hate to dude-splain, but are you just looking for a TV that will work in your RV or are you hoping to find 12v for a specific reason?
How familiar are you with inverters? This is an oversimplification, but you can power most household 110 devices with an inverter. The inverter "inverts" (changes) the 12v power from your coach batteries into 110 power. Again, this is an oversimplification, but you basically connect the inverter to your batteries and then plug the device(s) into the inverter. This lets you run a regular residential TV from your 12v coach batteries.
If that addresses your question, then there are a bunch of follow-up issues to deal with. What other devices do you want to connect? What type of appliances are they and do they have specific power requirements (modified sine wave, pure sine, etc.) How large are your house batteries? And on and on.
I hope this helps. It isn't the solution to your question, but hopefully it's a good starting point.
Apologies again for the unfriendly replies.
Can I ask why you're looking for a 12v TV?
I don't know what your experience level is with RV appliances and I hate to dude-splain, but are you just looking for a TV that will work in your RV or are you hoping to find 12v for a specific reason?
How familiar are you with inverters? This is an oversimplification, but you can power most household 110 devices with an inverter. The inverter "inverts" (changes) the 12v power from your coach batteries into 110 power. Again, this is an oversimplification, but you basically connect the inverter to your batteries and then plug the device(s) into the inverter. This lets you run a regular residential TV from your 12v coach batteries.
If that addresses your question, then there are a bunch of follow-up issues to deal with. What other devices do you want to connect? What type of appliances are they and do they have specific power requirements (modified sine wave, pure sine, etc.) How large are your house batteries? And on and on.
I hope this helps. It isn't the solution to your question, but hopefully it's a good starting point.
Apologies again for the unfriendly replies.
