Truck tv
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johndeereman
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Ii just brought a 19 in TV for for 75 dollars at
best buy I then took a piece of rubber pond liner and some old e track straps. And glued them between the pond liner then took a piece of plywood. And sandwichedthe rubber between TV and plywood. It seems to be working goodi could not see the price e of the commercial mountain.ts
best buy I then took a piece of rubber pond liner and some old e track straps. And glued them between the pond liner then took a piece of plywood. And sandwichedthe rubber between TV and plywood. It seems to be working goodi could not see the price e of the commercial mountain.ts
Doggie Daddy
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We have 2 flat screens in the truck, a 17" and a 23", and they both work well.
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cableguymn
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chefdennis
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Just your run of the mill 22" flat screen HD TV with a built in dvd player....it is hard mounted to a piece of 3/4 plywood that is mounted on the wall with 2 pieces of metal angle material...was mounted on a piece of 1/4 inch steel plate and that was mounted to the side wall supports of my old cargo....its about 3 yrs old and works great...
You have to understand the DD's a little better. I have seen the time when they were both logged into a chat room, chatting with other members..and to each other..in the chat room... both of them in the truck
Doggie Daddy
Veteran Expediter
1 for when you are sitting up and 'putering, and 1 for when you are laying in bed.
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dieseldiva
Veteran Expediter
Making his short answer long.......the tv that comes with the truck is over the countertop , close to the sink. You can see this tv if you're sleeping with your head on the driver's side of the truck. When we bought the truck, we decided we would try reversing that and sleeping with our heads on the passenger side of the bed so we installed the larger tv on the driver's side of the bunk. Both tv's play the same show, nothing is viewable to the driver and the puppies don't need a tv in the top bunk.
dieseldiva
Veteran Expediter
You have to understand the DD's a little better. I have seen the time when they were both logged into a chat room, chatting with other members..and to each other..in the chat room... both of them in the truck
Lil' Brudder.....what can I say.....I don't like sharing my puter.....it's MY puter, LOL. We don't find it odd for BOTH of us to have our OWN puters in the truck......you are such a BRAT!!
Lil' Brudder.....what can I say.....I don't like sharing my puter.....it's MY puter, LOL. We don't find it odd for BOTH of us to have our OWN puters in the truck......you are such a BRAT!!
Two computers in the truck isnt odd at all. Communicating to each other in a chat room while rubbing elbows....well that' s a little questionable
But, hey it was fun! Yeah...I know...Im a brat
Doggie Daddy
Veteran Expediter
Two computers in the truck isnt odd at all. Communicating to each other in a chat room while rubbing elbows....well that' s a little questionable
Yeah...I know...Im a brat
Actually, we aren't that close together, she's back between the bedroom and the kitchen and I am up in the solarium.
Chris, all you need is a digital antenna... it receives channels just like the old rabbit ears antennas. I have a cheap little digital TV I got for Christmas.... came with a magnetic antenna. I pop the antenna on the roof, hit scan, and it finds local channels.
Dale
Dale