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08/5/2009 at 7:19pm
Location: BRISTOL Outfit: CHEYENN 585 FIAT DUCATO 2.5
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If you are thinking about buying a 12v Digital tv for your caravan or canper go to Comet and look for the tvs that comes with a power pack.
Most of the smaller one have a power pack ,With 240v in and 12v 3amp out. By not useing the power pack you can plug strait into you 12v socket in your van and it will work fine.
You will need to buy a plug the same as the one that is on the power pack that plugs in to the tv,and make up a lead . You can get these from Maplins .
I have just bought a 15in TV with a bult in DVD from Comet for £139
and it works fine on 12volt and of cors i can use it on the mains as well.
------------- davequilty
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Quote: Originally posted by DaleR on 08/5/2009Dave have a look at my recent post "Bargain TV for caravan", I picked up a 19" true 16:9 LCD in comet for £129, thats deffo a 12v TV which will accept a bit over 12v as they even sell a lead for it for car use. Hope your happy with your new purchase :) P.S, it you want to make sure you can get a little 12v voltage reg from maplin, with a little bit of electrical knowledge you can put one inside a cig/clipsal 12v plug, 3 pins to wire up, Power in, ground power out, that will guarentee no more than 12v get to the set. I might even do a how to on here with pictures, so everyone can follow step by step and they need not worry about their tv's :)
You need to make sure the voltage regulator you get can cope with the current. I made the mistake of using one that was too small. The TV goes into standby when the power is connected but when you turn it on, the screen flickers and then goes back into standby as the regulator cannot cope with the current. Looking on the Maplin website, I cannot find one that can handle 12 volts at 3 amps. RS components list one.
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