TV - and I mean flat screen televisions
I just bought a new travel trailer. It didn't come with a TV but it does have a spot for one. I had an old tube type in my old motorhome and never had it on. Don't usually want to sit inside and watch...
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I have 3 TVs in my RV and they are the same as any TV you'd get at Walmart or Best Buy. There is nothing "special" or different about RV TVs. Mine came with 2 Sansui flat screen TV's (42" inside and 32" outside) and I put a 19" Toshiba TV/DVD combo in the bedroom.
If you wall mount it, make sure it's in a spot that either has a nice backer board (some RVs have one pre-installed and marked as such) or you put up some wood to spread out the weight between the studs before mounting the arm to the wall. If you just want to set the TV in the spot where it fits and it can stand alone, I'd just recommend putting it face down on the bed before you drive away. That way it doesn't have a chance to fall over.
If you wall mount it, make sure it's in a spot that either has a nice backer board (some RVs have one pre-installed and marked as such) or you put up some wood to spread out the weight between the studs before mounting the arm to the wall. If you just want to set the TV in the spot where it fits and it can stand alone, I'd just recommend putting it face down on the bed before you drive away. That way it doesn't have a chance to fall over.
