Sometimes small systems are plenty
Friday my wife suddenly got the urge to camp. Immediately. All the TT has is the original Group 24 battery, 5w solar to maintain it and a 700w/1500w inverter I've never even run under significant l...
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Mena,
Now ... for the ultimate upgrade challenge that is perplexing me.
Find a state-of-the-art low power draw 26 inch LED TV (with superb image characteristics) that ALSO has a built-in Blu-Ray DVD player with low power draw ... so that you have one video screen appliance that does it all.
It's a pain having to mess with both a DVD player and a separate TV in order to watch movies from your collection when boondocking in the rain. :(
(I have an ultra-low power draw - 8 watts - DVD player for the RV but it means setting up another appliance along with the TV, it's not a Blu-Ray player, and it has no brick so I have to use an inverter with it.)
Now ... for the ultimate upgrade challenge that is perplexing me.
Find a state-of-the-art low power draw 26 inch LED TV (with superb image characteristics) that ALSO has a built-in Blu-Ray DVD player with low power draw ... so that you have one video screen appliance that does it all.
It's a pain having to mess with both a DVD player and a separate TV in order to watch movies from your collection when boondocking in the rain. :(
(I have an ultra-low power draw - 8 watts - DVD player for the RV but it means setting up another appliance along with the TV, it's not a Blu-Ray player, and it has no brick so I have to use an inverter with it.)
