Are there any portable TVs which can do 12 volt and receive the new HD Muxs?

fmradiotuner1 · 08/11/13 - 18:24

I cannot seem to find any 7 inch ones at all most seem to be just DVB T.
What is the best way to get the HD muxs when out and about I guess maybe a laptop and stick?

fmradiotuner1 · 08/11/13 - 18:31

Think I found one but very pricey LOL

http://amikostb.com/?q=product&id=190

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Amiko-X-Finder-Satellite-Terrestrial-Cable-Meter-DVB-S2-DVB-T2-DVB-C-Finder-/261187853379?pt=UK_Sound_Vision_Signal_Finders&hash=item3cd0025c43

BMR · 10/11/13 - 21:17

Why do you want twelve volt operatipn? Would an invertor do the job?

fmradiotuner1 · 10/11/13 - 21:21

I guess it would be nice to have something you could carry round that last around 3 hours or more when down the beach maybe?

BMR · 10/11/13 - 23:38

Ah, perhaps no to an invertor then. I thought maybe you wanted it for a caravan or similar.

But with a screen as small as 7 inches I doubt you'd get the full benefit of HD anyway.

albertd · 11/11/13 - 00:05

BMR wrote: »

But with a screen as small as 7 inches I doubt you'd get the full benefit of HD anyway.

I was thinking that, but I suppose there could be a need when the new T2 Mux come on stream, presumably providing some SD for the local channels (and maybe others).

Colin_London · 12/11/13 - 00:54

albertd wrote: »

I was thinking that, but I suppose there could be a need when the new T2 Mux come on stream, presumably providing some SD for the local channels (and maybe others).

OP could be a DXer - wanting to do reception tests from a receiver plugged into his car cigarette lighter?

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