Looking for a AC/DC Blu Ray Player/QUEST OVER
Our favorite local campground has very few sites with hookups and we frequent Natl. Parks often and not many have hook ups, so we are looking for low power consumption equipment. Most Blu Ray players...
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Big Katuna wrote:
Inverters are about 90% or more efficient so use just a little more power than whatever you are powering.
Yeah, that would be a suggestion that I would make but some folks are over the top power "conservation" happy even though they use an inverter to power a 32" LCD TV to start with..
Adding a extra 20W-40W for a 120V Blu Ray player wouldn't hurt the bank at all. But one of the portables should be at the most 10W-15W (I have a portable DVD player which uses 9W) so there WOULD be some power "savings" to be had but not all that much.
Take into consideration that portable Blu Rays run from $70 to $200 and a simple 120V home Blu Ray (without surround sound) can be had for $30-$60 now days... I would buy the home unit and run it from the inverter since the TV would be using the inverter...
