TV!

[frequent fryer]

I know there are other things to do in a M/H than watch telly, but for those wet and windy evenings, what do people think is the best TV to have in a M/H?

 

[SuperMike]

43" Panasonic, like ours.

 

[Vipar]

You have opened a can of worms

 

[davidbaldam]

A book, board games or downloads onto a memory stick to watch on an old compute.

 

[Speve]

I know there are other things to do in a M/H than watch telly, but for those wet and windy evenings, what do people think is the best TV to have in a M/H?

I’ve had Cello traveller TVs and they are very good although sound not great, now have an Avtex
Good sound and picture but not convinced they are worth the extra cost.

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[Kannon Fodda]

Quite happy with the Avtex runs off standard omnidirectional aerial. Find I’m using the dvd quite a bit for old box sets in the evening which will be a pain soon as my bigger collection is blu Ray and none of the TVs have that embedded or run separately ina compact unit off 12V

 

[frequent fryer]

You have opened a can of worms

I've already spotted that one!

 

[frequent fryer]

A book, board games or downloads onto a memory stick to watch on an old compute.

Yeah we have kindles, board games, knitting etc but when we're going away for a long time I don't necessarily want to do those every night. Also would like to keep up to date with covid news to plan where to go!

 

[63720]

Cello telly and 2 tablets (his and hers) with headphones for watching different channels when required - all through data.