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On May 11, 11:11 am, PR wrote:
Would anyone happen to know of a supplier of 12 volt LCD's hopefully in Canada? Don't need marine spec as such just 12 volt. Thanks... Your actually better off getting something that needs 14.6v or higher and then getting a DC-DC converter to step up the voltage. These converters will deliver 14.6 or higher (mine is 18v) no matter the voltage is between 11v or 14.6v. Also, all the decent sized screens require 18v or highter. I ended up going to PC-Richards Appliance Giant (a northeast provider) to buy my monitor, as the Best Buy and Circuit City products didn't have bricks, but rather took AC voltage directly into their units. Beware, some of these DC-DC devices can be damaged when the voltage falls below 10v, so you should have them shut off when starting the engine or using the windlass. b393capt |
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