Digital TV

[Horsevoice]

Co-pilot and I were looking at "flatscreen" digital TVs and the question came up about vibration. I know all the manufacturers are showing them in their coaches over the past few years but - how do they hold up in actual over the road use?

[Horsevoice]

Co-pilot and I were looking at "flatscreen" digital TVs and the question came up about vibration. I know all the manufacturers are showing them in their coaches over the past few years but - how do they hold up in actual over the road use?

[JavaJelly]

We use ours while traveling all the time for the kids. Has worked perfectly. LCD TVs work by pushing light through liquid vs. a gun to a screen. Theoretically less to go wrong w/vibration.

That said, haven't heard about long term tests.

[RV Wizard]

I have heard that LCD's hold up better in the RV enviroment than Plasma will. I have also heard that a quick rise in altitude will throw the color off on the plasma. I do not have either, so it is only what I have heard from others.

[FLYTYER]

Take a look at this link: LCD Install Info

This should help you quite a bit.

The only thing I found that can be a problem with LCD and Plasma TV's in an RV is that they should not be horizontal while in transit. I checked with several manufacturers who all said the same thing.