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As you say there are lots of previous posts on this subject. I would have thought you are likely to get a more watchable picture on a TV compared to a laptop especially if there is a couple or a family wanting to watch. There are numerous cheap colour TVs around but I much prefer to go for a better known brand. I got a lovely Hitachi TV/DVD from Argos but a bit more expensive than the likes of Tesco etc.

David

Quote: Originally posted by idmainian on 20/4/2012

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as for an areial you don't need anything fancy just a basic digital arial which will work anyware.  .Ian

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We bought a tv/dvd with a 10 inch screen that folds down like laptop on ebay for around £130 it has built in freeview and a rechargable battery (lasts about and hour and half) the main thing to consider when your using your leisure battery is how much power you tv will use the one we have uses just over 1 amp, any bigger say 15 inch the consumption rises to over 3 amps which will run down your battery a lot quicker so you takes your choice.

I like F1 and the other half likes Holby/Casualty so have to have a tv when we go way but we pitch on sites that rarely have EHU's so we use solar panels to charge up the leisure battery during the day, halogen lamps replaced with led lamps so we can watch tv all night if we want to.

Quote: Originally posted by steve1961 on 20/4/2012

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Also Grundig have gone the way of Wharfedale, Bush and Goodmans. All of these were once great brands that could be relied upon for excellent products. The original owners closed the local factories and sold the brand names to Turkey's Arcelik AS group, so now they are simply cheap imports with Grundig etc branding

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No joke they are a genuine company.

Saxo1

Absolutely true - 100%

Vin Blanc

Quote: Originally posted by ldpdmp on 20/4/2012

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... does that company really exist or are you making it up?

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