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Default 12v video distribution amp?

inverter???

OR....

many 110V ones are actually converted to 5V or 7.5 or if you are
lucky....12... DC to DC converters are available at RS.


Bill Kearney wrote:

Why not run DVD into an RF modulator, then just coax cable in as many TVs
on Channel 3 or 4 as you want? Boat TV isn't exactly high def, is it?



Boat already has video/audio to existing TV and I have no desire to pull
coax to it. Adding another TV and I'd prefer to avoid using RF channels.
No sense having one TV get a/v and the other get RF only to hear the admiral
complain.






 
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