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GetOutDoors · 08-24-2007, 08:29 AM

Found one: Jensen model JE1907DC - from 2Airishuman's ASA link.

Antique Pedaler · 08-24-2007, 08:35 AM

See my item #9 under "Flat Screen Lcd Tv - 12v Or Inverter?)

GetOutDoors · 08-24-2007, 08:46 AM

According to http://www.turtlemarine.com/je1907rtl.html, with regard to the JE 1907DC19:

The conformal coated circuit boards protect against corrosion and enable the LCD TV to withstand humidity and temperature fluctuations RVers are commonly faced with. Built specifically for over-the-road-use, the JE1907DC 19" Flat Panel LCD Television is mobile video entertainment at its best!

2airishuman · 08-24-2007, 12:09 PM

hi spiffy gem...

as you discovered the 'asa' link is very useful...

i don't have the jensen unit but all of the specs suggest it is ideal for our application in rvs....

and built for the issues (vibration, moisture, dryness, power), while the sony is really a generic home set.

since i use a lap top for virtually everything along with the tele...

my next unit will likely be a computer like the imac.

cheers
2air'

Tim A. · 08-24-2007, 02:41 PM

If someone is interested in the Jensen 19" 12V TV, it may be available from West Marine (West Marine). At least it still shows up on the website.

Before changing to a larger 110V TV (with integrated DVD player), we had a 15" Samsung computer monitor with a built-in TV tuner and a separate 12V DVD player. The Samsung used a "brick" power supply which put out 12V. I checked with Samsung and they okayed connecting directly to the trailer's 12V system (bypassing the brick). Despite that, we found we almost never used the TV on 12V, so we accepted the 110V restriction when upgrading. Not having a separate DVD player has also reduced the number of connecting wires!