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20/3/2016 at 9:29pm
Location: Liverpool
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i have just purchased 2 weeks ago, a CELLO 19" is the only size that would fit in my tv bracket that actually disappears into a lower cupboard out of sight, the tv is great for the price of £229, its all dancing and singing ie, it has cd/dvd/ usb ports and built in freeview and satellite receiver so you do not need a separate satellite receiver if you get a dish.
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20/3/2016 at 9:52pm
Location: uxbridge middlesex
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Very interested in the above post as I purchased 19" tv with built in satellite receiver and satellite dish at NEC a few weeks ago.Took it away for a try out last few days but couldn't get any power to feedhorn,tested on 3 meters supplied by fellow campers.Tried all sources on tv for power to no avail.Numerous campers told me intergrated tv not all that clever and to purchase a separate receiver.Have you tried yours yet Wineciccio?
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21/3/2016 at 10:20pm
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I thought I replied to this post lol lol, yes and no problems encoutered
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22/3/2016 at 7:03pm
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Hi there
I'd be looking at one that was specifically designed/manufactured for use in a motorhome/caravan/boat. I worked in the leisure industry years ago and one of these will stand the test of time (along with the bumps as you travel). Have an avtex myself and never had any issues. First one is 8 years old now 😊
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22/3/2016 at 11:56pm
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Neverenoughtime, that seems odd, no power to the LNB, the cable from the TV should be carrying 13v or 18v, depending on channel selected.
Don't take offence, but I assume that you have used the "F" connector on the TV and not the Coaxial connector ?
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23/3/2016 at 1:24pm
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Thanks for reply Francis.Have checked and double checked all connections.In the process of sending back cable as tech has talked me through everything but still nothing so he suggests cable might be faulty.Will keep you posted.
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Topic: Tv advice
so 9th er half looking at new TV for motorhome at moment have 17" j x free view on bracket.
