TV in car again question

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Is there a TV with built in tuner for car use that does
NOT need to be permanently mounted in the vehicle but
can be moved form vehicle to vehicle?

This would be for use in a car while on driving
vacation but also to be used in very small apartment

[Vivek]

http://electronics.listings.ebay.com/Televisions_Portable-TVs_W0QQfclZ3QQfromZR11QQfsooZ2QQfsopZ2QQsacatZ110 74QQsocmdZListingItemList

Not the link to the actual model, but to the category on ebay

> wrote in message
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| Is there a TV with built in tuner for car use that does
| NOT need to be permanently mounted in the vehicle but
| can be moved form vehicle to vehicle?
|
| This would be for use in a car while on driving
| vacation but also to be used in very small apartment

[MOSFET]

Yes, use a regular home TV and then buy a 12 volt DC to AC converter. To
run a small TV, you would only need about 200 watts and a unit like that
would cost about $30 (or less) at Wal-Mart. It would plug right into your
cigarette lighter. That's the way I'd go.

MOSFET

> wrote in message
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> Is there a TV with built in tuner for car use that does
> NOT need to be permanently mounted in the vehicle but
> can be moved form vehicle to vehicle?
>
> This would be for use in a car while on driving
> vacation but also to be used in very small apartment

[MOSFET]

BETTER STILL!

Here's a 9" portable, dirt cheap, portable color set that works on both 12
volt DC (car voltage) or AC.

http://cgi.ebay.com/RCA-9V345T-9-PORTABLE-TV_W0QQitemZ270002863890QQihZ017QQcategoryZ11074QQ rdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

THIS is your answer, thanks to Vivek's lead.

MOSFET
> wrote in message
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> Is there a TV with built in tuner for car use that does
> NOT need to be permanently mounted in the vehicle but
> can be moved form vehicle to vehicle?
>
> This would be for use in a car while on driving
> vacation but also to be used in very small apartment

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"MOSFET" > wrote:

>Yes, use a regular home TV and then buy a 12 volt DC to AC converter. To
>run a small TV, you would only need about 200 watts and a unit like that
>would cost about $30 (or less) at Wal-Mart. It would plug right into your
>cigarette lighter. That's the way I'd go.

The thing is.... tube TVs are bulky and heavy

That's why I desire an LCD based system

[MOSFET]

Ah yes, LCD. They are much easier to manage than tube TV's. Well, Vivek's
Ebay link had a number of LCD monitors that include tuners and are designed
to be portable. Again, ANY voltage issue can be easily solved with an
adaptor (AC to DC or DC to AC). LCD's use even less power than tube TV's so
a small $30 DC to AC adaptor for instance should power even a 24" LCD.

MOSFET

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> "MOSFET" > wrote:
>
>>Yes, use a regular home TV and then buy a 12 volt DC to AC converter. To
>>run a small TV, you would only need about 200 watts and a unit like that
>>would cost about $30 (or less) at Wal-Mart. It would plug right into your
>>cigarette lighter. That's the way I'd go.
>
> The thing is.... tube TVs are bulky and heavy
>
> That's why I desire an LCD based system

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"MOSFET" > wrote:

>Ah yes, LCD. They are much easier to manage than tube TV's. Well, Vivek's
>Ebay link

Who or what is Vivek?

Is it an eBay only company?

[Vivek]

Vivek is just a person who reads and reply to posts in rec.audio group and
ebay is just a place to start the search on anything with good prices.

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| Who or what is Vivek?
|
| Is it an eBay only company?

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"Vivek" > wrote:

>Vivek is just a person who reads and reply to posts in rec.audio group and
>ebay is just a place to start the search on anything with good prices.

hahaha

Oooops...sorry!