TV not working while going down road
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PancakeBill
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Bedroom TV usually can, but is it a 12v? If not, do you have genset running? Trying to get signal over the air or use a dvd?
What is the situation?
What is the situation?
sheltie
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sherry3 said:
If it works as advertised, turn it on when NOT connected to shore power. If it comes on, it is 12v.
Thank you all so much and Happy Thanksgiving!
scottydl
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Would anyone actually be hanging out in the bedroom watching TV while driving down the road? Seems a little dangerous unless you have seatbelts back there.
John From Detroit
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ON my coach the bedroom TV works as well full time.. HOWEVER. A series of questions and comments.
The Television runs on 120 vac
Do you have an Inverter, or are you running the generator? (If not it won't work)
DO you use Satellite TV? Is the antenna an "in-motion" type?
If you do not have an in-motion sat antenna, it is likely the batwing won't perform well going down the road.
Of course you could watch pre-recorded... I do
The Television runs on 120 vac
Do you have an Inverter, or are you running the generator? (If not it won't work)
DO you use Satellite TV? Is the antenna an "in-motion" type?
If you do not have an in-motion sat antenna, it is likely the batwing won't perform well going down the road.
Of course you could watch pre-recorded... I do
FrontrangeRVer
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We have watched movies in the rear bedroom while underway. Our rear TV (and DVD) is run by the inverter.
