i would like to watch tv in my car
a tv...j/k
seriously, all you need is to pick the deck that you want, make sure that it has tv tuner capabilities, and hook it up...you may want to add an antenna to pick up the signal a little better, but other than that, there are plenty of flip out tv decks that will fit just like any other regular deck
seriously, all you need is to pick the deck that you want, make sure that it has tv tuner capabilities, and hook it up...you may want to add an antenna to pick up the signal a little better, but other than that, there are plenty of flip out tv decks that will fit just like any other regular deck
tv monitor, wether its a head unit fold out style or a simple monitor. Then you need a tv tuner which usually comes with the antennas. depending on the type of unit you choose and your budget, you may also need an fm modulator to integrate the sound into your existing system.
it all depends on how much youre looking to spend.
it all depends on how much youre looking to spend.
4get the t.v. tuner, the new inthing is a set top box,(freeview t.v.) dont know how u do it in the states, but in england u can pick up a freeview box, where u get about 30 free channels,& its digital, so u get a very clear pic.check this, the pioneer t.v. tuner cost about £300 retail, all u get is the 4 normal channels. with the freeview box u get about 20+ more & clear radio stations 2. all 4 less money,no matter what digibox u get. prices range from £50-£100 nokia,packard bell,phillips under £70. pioneer,sony,ferguson, all under £100.so if u wanna save money & watch a good pic, go 4 a freeview digital t.v. box. it runs on 12v.incar t.v. antanner may cost u about £100. good luck
Last edited by aston sly; Nov 29, 2004 at 04:07 PM. Reason: change a word
you would need a monitor (of course) =D
tv tuner, some video cables,
upgrade your electrical system in your car (extra battery, more powerful alternator) so you don't drain your main battery...unless you watch your tv w/ the car on.
tv tuner, some video cables,
upgrade your electrical system in your car (extra battery, more powerful alternator) so you don't drain your main battery...unless you watch your tv w/ the car on.
Originally Posted by iknack
you would need a monitor (of course) =D
tv tuner, some video cables,
upgrade your electrical system in your car (extra battery, more powerful alternator) so you don't drain your main battery...unless you watch your tv w/ the car on.
tv tuner, some video cables,
upgrade your electrical system in your car (extra battery, more powerful alternator) so you don't drain your main battery...unless you watch your tv w/ the car on.
Getting an extra battery is more work with rewiring an isolator. He'd be better off just getting a nice deep cycle battery IF it's even necessary.
Get a Pioneer AVH-P7500DVD. 7" in-dash with built-in TV tuner. I love mine.
Originally Posted by aston sly
4get the t.v. tuner, the new inthing is a set top box,(freeview t.v.) dont know how u do it in the states, but in england u can pick up a freeview box, where u get about 30 free channels,& its digital, so u get a very clear pic.check this, the pioneer t.v. tuner cost about £300 retail, all u get is the 4 normal channels. with the freeview box u get about 20+ more & clear radio stations 2. all 4 less money,no matter what digibox u get. prices range from £50-£100 nokia,packard bell,phillips under £70. pioneer,sony,ferguson, all under £100.so if u wanna save money & watch a good pic, go 4 a freeview digital t.v. box. it runs on 12v.incar t.v. antanner may cost u about £100. good luck
Originally Posted by ethan
Has anyone had any success being able to watch TV while driving?
I use my PS2 when driving....Most of the time I play in traffic.
The only thing I dont like about the TV is when im driving at night and I have the screen open the glare from the screen is bright so it kinda annoys me.
(sony xav 7w )
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