saxonrosie
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I went for one too late all gone.
Me too
I went for one too late all gone.
That's the model we have, great price and a damn good TV as far as we are concerned, I believe they used to advertise it as a travel TV and soon went out of stock when they became available.
We have used a couple of camper TVs including cello, but Avtex is by far the best!
Could look at this range, 14 Watts for a 19" (just under £149) and plays DVDs when no signal.
19" 12V LED HD Ready Digital TV DVD 12 VOLT 24 V. Caravan, Boat, HGV Truck 2Yr | eBay
Graham.
We brought ours from finlux they do a nice 12v model
TV DVD Combi Perfect for Caravans and Bedrooms
On sale at the moment for £130
22w consumption which I think is less than 2 amps
The link to the 20" tv above, any one any idea what make it is
The link to the 20" tv above, any one any idea what make it is
Thanks for the info, OH was wanting a bigger TV in the van, so I've finally relented and let him order one of these, 22" ****! Thats ok though as if I find it's too big it can always be used in the house. Excellent service from Finlux so far, you arrange a date convenient to you for delivery, they have now emailed to remind us and to say it will be delivered in the morning and they will contact us to give us a one hour time slot! Hope the TV's as good as the service, although as a Finlux it probably will be. Thanks again.
Update: TV arrived within first 15 minutes of the alloted one hour time slot. Tested it in the house using a small mag mount aerial, really quick and easy to tune in, picked up the stations no problem, (always a poor signal with this aerial, so well pleased), great picture from any angle, so far so good. The price has gone up a fiver since we ordered, they're now £135.
Hi Roger, so where does the stick get its reception from in Europe, is there a sim in it...does it need wifi...could you explain. MajaIf you have a laptop whilst travelling there are USB digital TV sticks available, I use one now and again, bought it in the UK in 2007 and worked fine wherever there was digital TV reception throughout Europe. Handy as you can watch the TV out of the van with the laptop perched on a rock if you want. Batteries on laptops are fairly good nowadays - 3 to 4 hours watching videos or the like.
Probably a small roof mounted digital aerial would really help reception as well, I still use the little magnetic based one that came with it.
What's the sound quality like?
Can anyone recommend a reasonably priced low amp output tv for Leo please. One we have uses 3 amps an hour. Is that average or can I get one with lower usage. TIA