26-28 inch 1080P smart flat screen TV with audio output

Many TVs have an optical audio output that works with an adapter. The problem I have found is that, for some reason, they output a loud roar when used with a tv that is receiving an over-the-air signal. This happens with 2 different TVs and 2 different adapters. They work with any other input, like a DirecTV signal or DVD player.

I know these devices have their own a/v outputs. I was just experimenting.

https://www.bestbuy.com/site/insignia-24-class-led-720p-hdtv/6164815.p?skuId=6164815

It's 24" but has audio output and 100mm mounting. It's what I ended up putting in my bedroom of my trailer. Solid Pic and features for a 24" TV.

Picking was tough in the 25"-30" range. Not alot there to chose from. Seems like everything was 32" and up or a smattering of 19"-24". Good thing was with the 24", the 720p still looks great, just as good as the 1080p on the 42" in the main living area.

I ended up using an old 22 in computer flat screen (has an HDMI input) and got one of these TV tuner boxes. Also got a car amp to power the speakers. there is a 500 watt inverter seen in picture in first post.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01BO61CMS/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

westernrvparkowner wrote:
Most will have audio outputs, but almost assuredly not an optical audio out.

I bought a small Samsung last summer and optical was the only audio output it had. Then you have to get a separate small converter box to get your RCA jacks and headphone.

The audio out can be a headphone jack. That’s what I’m using now out of my 32 to my surround sound amp.

I wanted four HDMI in and found that the 720 cheapy sets have less inputs and often lacked the output.

The 1080i set for a few more bucks will give you a better picture.
If you use Blu-ray esp.

You don’t need a 12 v set. Use a 300w inverter.

With a screen that small you don't need 1080p. That's why you're having trouble finding one. Just get the rest of the important stuff, you'll not be disappointed.

I’d go with the Wizard’s monitor idea. But is power an issue?

Alternative - There are some inexpensive ATSC/QAM tuner boxes (generic) for sale on eBay. HDMI out and stereo out (plus a whole lot more).

A computer monitor that is 1980x1080, some powered computer speakers, and an HDMI to DVI convertion cable and you would be all set with a "component" TV system.

You are not likely going to find any "name brand" DTV with those specifications.

#1 - When you get below about 32" (class - measured diagonally) screen, the human eye can not perceive the difference between 1080P and 720P.
#2 - audio out, like simple stereo, left and right RCA jacks, seems to have died. Maybe HDMI out and then convert to stereo ?

Corkey05 wrote:
I found several on Amazon using "28 inch tv 1080p" as search criteria. Even found a few 12v with audio out. I would include links but there are too many that might be what you're looking for to list. Several have audio out, and are Smart TV's to boot.

I did not see any 12V models with audio out. Also most of those are either way over-priced or way too thick. Can you post the one 12V you saw with AUD out? Thanks!