I have a portable analog TV which will be a door stop in 2009. Does any place sell the new digital tv's in a portable form? You know, one that runs on batteries in case your electricity goes out.
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I have a portable analog TV which will be a door stop in 2009. Does any place sell the new digital tv's in a portable form? You know, one that runs on batteries in case your electricity goes out.
Hi, One thing some fancy laptop computers come with TV tuner.
And for others, the USB tuner dongles are
The "free" converter I have runs on about 8 watts and that is not much load on an inverter. If you could get one with a DC wall wart it would run fine on a battery.
"free" I didn't know about that. Where did you get it? (looking it up on google right now....")
found a govt. site for $40 coupons and ordered two. We'll see.
My in-law got their coupons from the same site. Their convertors were $9.95 each two weeks ago. FWIW
On Fri, 03 Oct 2008 10:11:28 -0500, "Pete C." sayd the following:
Laptops run on electricty.
if the 12v battery tv is under discussion, then a battery powered laptop is pretty much the same thing. if the tv is on a car battery through an inverter, it would be simple to run the laptop off the same source.
When did I ever mention owning a laptop?
You guys skipped on to laptops.
On Fri, 3 Oct 2008 15:38:26 -0400, "Stormin Mormon" sayd the following:
On Fri, 3 Oct 2008 13:06:23 -0700, "charlie" sayd the following:
Let me try this again. I am asking about a Portable Digital TV, like the ones sold for analog TV. I never said I wanted it connected to a car and I didn't mention needing it for a laptop, in fact I never even said the word laptop.
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Something like this?
Assuming you're looking for a single-piece item, and not a solution involving laptops or separate digial converters with inverters and extra 12V batteries to carry around. :-)
Josh
Haier Hlt71 7" Portable Lcd Tv - HLT71
On your charged-up laptop, which will run about as long as alkalines in a battery TV. If you have gas in the car to keep that battery running, you can sit in the car and watch. I've done that a few times, now I just try to sleep through the outage, or if it is several days, find the nearest hotel with power and room.
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Kurt Ullman wrote in news:kurtullman- snipped-for-privacy@70-3-168-216.area.spcsdns.net:
do you mean [FORTY-nine] 49.95? That's what Wal-Mart is selling Magnavox converters for,and with sales tax,it adds up to $13.
If a DTV converter sold for $10,I wouldn't bother with coupons.
the Echostar converter was -supposed- to sell for only $40(essentially free),but hadn't been available when I got my coupons and not for the next
90 days of validity."Stormin Mormon" wrote in news:gc5sf8$d2m$ snipped-for-privacy@registered.motzarella.org:
they run on BATTERIES. and can be charged/ran from a car's cig lighter,OR another 12v source.
I assumed kurt was talking about the price with the coupon applied.
The coupons were for $40 and the amount they actually paid was $9.95. Sorta works out to $49.95 total , but still o$9.95 out of pocket. I guess I coulda made that a little more explicit (g).
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Hmmm, Laptops work on built-in batteries and can be charged while being used via car cigarette lighter plug.
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