Since there are DC TV's somewhere I am assuming they will have less draw.
The ultimate would be a computer with an LCD screen and a TV tuner and video input that runs on 13.5 volts AND a direct satellite connection for TV and email. That would eliminate the weight and power consumption of having both a TV and computer.
I'm pretty sure they are available today but the package would cost more than a Hensley Hitch :)
Bob
At 01:45 PM 4/19/01 -0400, you wrote:
Bob,
Why not use an inverter. I bought a 300 watt portable unit from Camping
World as a standby till I do the solar panels, extra batteries, whole coach
inverter thing. I just bought a new(low watt consumption" 13" AC tv and I
can run both a satellite receiver and tv off a single battery with the 300
watt inverter while boondocking.........but not for a long period of time.
That, will be addressed in phase II. ;~)
............Brian...........
At 09:57 AM 4/19/01 -0700, you wrote:
> " Thin profile is also a plus.
>
> I currently have an 120V model but it is useless when boondocking.
>
> Bob
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