Television - 12 volt or 120?
Bought our trailer new back in 2002. We rarely use the TV, that just isn't the type of camping we do. That said, wife wants to upgrade (the TV) to something more modern - mainly with the intention...
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wa8yxm wrote:As has been stated previously, very few TVs are using a power brick. Some models that do use a brick are converting to 19 volts and can not be connected to a 12 volt source. Go to Best Buy or Walmart and check their TVs.
But many of the less than 40" jobs run off a power brick The power brick is a 12-14 volt power supply (Converter) sometimes more (or less) but generally 12-14 volts depending on the model.
SO the A/C TV is a 12 volt DC Box.
A lot of 12 volt TVs are junk and cost more than a comparable 120 volt name brand version.
