Free Signal TV Transit Powered Review

Good quality TV all the same. The picture quality and the ability to receive broadcast channels are very good. A 12 volt TV in your motorhome is very useful when traveling and setting up channels is very easy. It connects to the built in DVD player/radio and the picture quality is excellent. The only weak point: the sound quality is simply normal and does not correspond to the overall high quality of the television.

I was very surprised by this device! Excellent picture, the sound in the van is normal. It's not as bad as some of these reviews. Delivery was a week earlier than promised. It arrived in pristine condition. The only thing I missed was that there is no TV guide to tell you what's going to happen next. Setup was so easy. I answered a few on-screen questions and voila! I am very happy with my new TV! And when the hurricanes come, I'll be ready!

The first one was wrecked in transit, thank god we didn't have to eat it. This 12v TV works great in our converted Ford Transit Van, perfect size, good picture for what it is. The TV speakers are much quieter than I expected, adequately in the back of the van but probably no more. The woman can operate it day and night independently of the mains with two AGM batteries and solar modules. We hooked it up to the built-in DVD player via an amplifier with the car stereo with an 8" subwoofer, so the…

As many reviewers have pointed out, there are almost no other options for a 12V TV of this size. I never thought I would care much about image quality until I saw this. The pixels are clearly visible, making images look blurry and blocky. But little boost and plenty of input options. Easily attaches to the Amazon Basics wall mount and is lightweight. The sound is rather poor, but quite suitable for a small room. Build quality is very cheap and the faceplate rattles across the screen. I plan to…

We had an old 110v flat screen on our boat and we replaced it with this 12v 32 inch screen . The resolution is 720, not 1080 or 4K Better performance and still HD They do 1080 when needed Consumes about 49 watts Sound is acceptable but it's not a powerful soundbar I can connect it to a sound system on a boat On bad weather days it's also handy to hook up a small computer for navigation info while you're down. The USB port on the TV has enough power to run a Raspberry Pi computer, but it gives a

We have been camping together for 40 years and for the last 14 years we have camped mostly in the state forests. This means we rarely have power to use the TV that was in our caravan. Of course, we never really cared if we had a TV or not, unless the weather was rough. Cell phone signals are spotty at best, but often we don't have any signal at all unless we get out of camp and drive for a while. After last year's tornado (which we didn't find out about until the next day when we left the…