We simply made no use of a TV in the bedroom, so just don’t bother. A little weight saved.
John
We simply made no use of a TV in the bedroom, so just don’t bother. A little weight saved.
John
You cannot see the main TV from the bedroom area hence the smaller TV in the bedroom. OH likes to go to bed early.Hmmm, carrying two TV's? And I thought my missus needed reigning in for what she takes.
At present we only have one TV but if upgrade to 4 berth in the near future i think we would have two
In our caravan, with a side bed, TV is on the side near the door, seldom watch TV from the bed. 2nd TV just more weight. (For us that is)At present we only have one TV but if upgrade to 4 berth in the near future i think we would have two
We have success. The powered Firestick adaptor lets you withdraw the usb end from its body. Using that from the USB port on the TV will power the 4K Firestick without warnings. That cuts the whole connection caboodle to two 12v cigar type plugs and one Co-AX. All that encased in a felxible piece of black conduit and bobs yer auntie. Its much much neater, and these, cable tied to the Co-Ax will support the weight of the double adaptor. One black conduit is the only thing visible.
We borrowed an Avtex TV for the bedroom in our Bailey. It was horrible to use and tbh I'd rather read a book in bed anyway.
Not bothered with it again
Not bothered with it again
Why horrible to use. A lot depends on how you set it up. For me, it works brilliantly with a 4k Firestick, and much better viewing angles than many domestic TV's.
The user interface was clunky and the sound quality not great. I'm sure a Firestick attached would be great but I can do that with a much cheaper TV
Yes, as has been discussed already in this thread, the sound is rotten. The attachemnt of the soundbar makes a massive difference, but initially I ran mine with a pair of Pebble Spkrs from Creative and they did an equally impressive job.
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