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I recently asked about what people with portable TVs were to do, when I was recently at a digital TV booth at a local convention. They said a battery operated digital TV converter had recently been introduced.
But, in your case, I think all you need to find is a digital TV converter (there are many brands) that takes 9v or less from the plug-in power module (i.e., "wall wart"). Then, you just drop the car's 12-13.6v to the 9v or less, using a voltage regulator, and you should be all set.
But, in your case, I think all you need to find is a digital TV converter (there are many brands) that takes 9v or less from the plug-in power module (i.e., "wall wart"). Then, you just drop the car's 12-13.6v to the 9v or less, using a voltage regulator, and you should be all set.
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But, in your case, I think all you need to find is a digital TV converter (there are many brands) that takes 9v or less from the plug-in power module (i.e., "wall wart"). Then, you just drop the car's 12-13.6v to the 9v or less, using a voltage regulator, and you should be all set.
My GX has a 110 Volt outlet, so I should be able to use a house converter, provided it doesn't draw too many Watts.
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