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Sep 16, 2003

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would it be possible to hook up a tv meant to be a household appliance to the car battery? and if so, how wud it work out? thanks

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using an inverter... gives you household plugs in your car

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Gonna put a bigscreen in your ride yo? chuckle

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Gonna put a bigscreen in your ride yo? chuckle

haha yea 7" screens are too small to play games on. cant see jack.

but wud having a tv, and a sysem draw too much current? i wanan be able to run both at the same time.

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flat screens use about 30-35% the power that CRT's use. if you want a bigger screen, then a LCD tv would be the way to go for lower power draw (and thus a smaller inverter), might run you some $ though.