In my view, one of the best for the mh

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· Posted: 12.09.2014 · #1

I bought the one with built in satelite but is identical in every other way. They use very little juice and have a really good picture. A 22" screen with just 17w draw.

http://www.ebuyer.com/520476-c…tv-c22115f

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· Posted: 12.09.2014 · #2

Does it operate on 12 volts,

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· Posted: 13.09.2014 · #3

Yes the cello traveller range all operate on 12v, I have the 19" version and it does away with a separate satellite box as it's all built in. Has a good picture although the sound is a bit thin but what do you expect from such a small set of speakers.

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· Posted: 13.09.2014 · #4

I would think a lot of folk will go down that route with the built in Sat box.

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· Posted: 13.09.2014 · #5

Does this work in the south? Great price, might go to 2tv's

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· Posted: 13.09.2014 · #6

Yes it works in the south, has built in freeview running off an aerial, built in satellite box for the dish, DVD player, USB port for playing films off a memory stick.

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· Posted: 06.11.2014 · #7

Lads, can I ask where ye got your 12 volt tv's with the integrated sat box.

I am looking for one but drawing a blank online

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· Posted: 06.11.2014 · #8

Got mine off amazon, its a cello but they are also branded Enox

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Cello-…+traveller

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· Posted: 06.11.2014 · #9

Forgot to add its also capable of receiving SOAR view as well as having a built in dvd and able to play movies from a USB stick.

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· Posted: 06.11.2014 · #10

Thanks for that.
No experience in this area.
Does the price seem ok?
I am hoping that you say it is very dear

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· Posted: 06.11.2014 · #11

12 volt TV is usually more expensive anyway.
For a 12 volt TV with built satellite receiver I would say not a bad price.

A decent free to air sat receiver is about £40

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· Posted: 06.11.2014 · #12

I paid more than that, if you look at Avtex you will pay more than twice that price

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· Posted: 06.11.2014 · #13

Fair enough.
Appreciate the information

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Got mine off amazon, its a cello but they are also branded Enox

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Cello-…+traveller

can I just ask if it came with a 12 volt and 220 volt power lead?

and what does a 12 volt power cable look like?
is it a cigarette lighter plug type?

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· Posted: 07.11.2014 · #15

It came with a 12v lead which had a cigarette style plug on one end and a transformer with 3pin plug to use on 240v, both had a small laptop style plug which went into the TV.

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· Posted: 07.11.2014 · #16

Don't do what I did!
On our way back from Vantastical we called into power city in Dublin, looked at the tv's on display and found a walker 19",240v with a 12v transformer on the lead so thought this is perfect, just cut off the transformer and I had 12v Tv. Anyway we bought the tv drove over 200km home to discover that the new one in the box had no external transformer

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· Posted: 07.11.2014 · #17

Hi, got a walker 24 in , dual voltage 12v and mains comes with both sets of leads, built in satellite receiver, ordered from power city and they delivered to the door, very happy with it...http://www.powercity.ie/?par=10-11-WPS2414&brands=WALKER

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· Posted: 07.11.2014 · #18

thats a good price for that one.

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· Posted: 09.11.2014 · #19

Quote by mickcork

hi.
thinking of getting this tv
but unsure that it will fit in the space that we have.
any chance that you could measure the width for me please
I mean the full tv width rather than the screen width
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