Walkthrough and Inspection

Re: Walkthrough and Inspection

Postby longdog2 » Sat Nov 05, 2011 7:06 pm

I think your TV has to be connected to that "round, dime-sized hole". The switch turns the connection to the antenna on (or off if your are connected to cable).
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Re: Walkthrough and Inspection

Postby AlmostThere » Sat Nov 05, 2011 7:23 pm

longdog2 wrote:I think your TV has to be connected to that "round, dime-sized hole". The switch turns the connection to the antenna on (or off if your are connected to cable).


So you think the round hole is for cable. I need a connection from it to my TV? :o
Looks like something to ask Josh next week.
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Re: Walkthrough and Inspection

Postby carold » Sat Nov 05, 2011 8:02 pm

Glad to hear the inspection went well. With all that info, you should feel even more adept at handling those little problems that come up. What a great idea to have your own "personal" guy. I also put in a "wood" vinyl floor and as with Sharon, everyone thinks its real. carold
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Re: Walkthrough and Inspection

Postby BirdbyBird » Sat Nov 05, 2011 8:20 pm

Lenora...I am thinking that the plug is there for a 12 volt TV......mine has one right next to the button for the antenna..... I specifically found a 12 volt TV so that I could watch the news if available even if just parked in the rest area.....no generator needed to be started. :D

It will run anything that functions off a 12 volt adapter....the GPS, the tire pressure monitor, etc.....
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Re: Walkthrough and Inspection

Postby AlmostThere » Sat Nov 05, 2011 8:58 pm

BirdbyBird wrote:Lenora...I am thinking that the plug is there for a 12 volt TV......mine has one right next to the button for the antenna..... I specifically found a 12 volt TV so that I could watch the news if available even if just parked in the rest area.....no generator needed to be started. :D

It will run anything that functions off a 12 volt adapter....the GPS, the tire pressure monitor, etc.....


Thanks, Tina. I forget we have almost matching RVs! :D
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Re: Walkthrough and Inspection

Postby Nasoosie » Sun Nov 20, 2011 9:27 am

[quote="BirdbyBird"]Lenora...I am thinking that the plug is there for a 12 volt TV......mine has one right next to the button for the antenna..... I specifically found a 12 volt TV so that I could watch the news if available even if just parked in the rest area.....no generator needed to be started. :D

Yes, that sounds like a 12 volt socket which runs my TV while boondocking. My TV can also run on AC with an adapter if I have electricity hookups. It can run all night on battery power and barely decrease the battery juice at all. I bought my 12 volt/ac TV at a truckstop store, and I love it! It also has a built-in CD/DVD player. My socket, like Tina's, is next to my antenna cable fixtures.
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