Didn't know they sold toasters.
Cooking toast requires complex circuitry, not like a simple TV. What were you thinking...
Cooking toast requires complex circuitry, not like a simple TV. What were you thinking...
Kogan 24" TV DVD Combo - 12 volt. Any Good?
- Thread starter BigSkiddy
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Question to those with TV's do you use TV arms/Wall mounts. Was thinking just to move it around on its stand. So we can have at foot of the bed. Or on stove we probably never use or on Fridge, take it outside etc.
Do you seem to move yours around or just leave it on a swivel arm.
Do you seem to move yours around or just leave it on a swivel arm.
Previous van had the TV mounted on a wall bracket and worked OK but was just a bit too far away from the bed to view properly.
In the new van we place it on the cupboard bench near the dinette but haven't had the requirement to move it elsewhere as yet.
In the new van we place it on the cupboard bench near the dinette but haven't had the requirement to move it elsewhere as yet.
We've just got the two mounts; one inside & one out. The iPads generally come out when someone wants to watch something in bed (although the TV does swivel into the front bed)...
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We just have ours on the bench so we can move it as needed. We will wait and see if we feel the need for a mount is required.
I was about to buy the Kogan today, but ended up at JB HiFi and got their Soniq 23" with inbuilt DVD.
Just finished fitting it to the panda
Cost $199 and I didn't have to wait. With delivery and the 12v cable the Kogan was $209
Just finished fitting it to the panda
Cost $199 and I didn't have to wait. With delivery and the 12v cable the Kogan was $209
Yep got my email $175 today. Somme of their bigger TV's are at good prices. mmmm I wonder If I could fit a 32" one in
