how big of an inverter for Direct TV
As I've mentioned on other threads, I'm looking to install an inverter to run my Direct TV components from my batteries. I asked around, called the companies, and determined that; My TV uses abo...
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Rmack1 wrote:Rmack1 wrote:smkettner wrote:
Go cheap and see how it works.
http://www.donrowe.com/Samlex-SAM-100-12-p/sam-100-12.htm
Wow. Very small and cheap.
I would have to use a three-way splitter to plug all three of my devices in, but, theoretically, it's still within the wat7tage range.
That's gotta be one small cooling fan.
I don't know. I wouldn't mind spending more money to ensure a greater chance of success. That thing is just too small and cheap to work.
I've wasted much more than $20 in the past on junk. I say buy and try for the low up front investment.
