does tv work well while moving car
2044113
No, it only accepts cable input. The cable input of mine did not work and I would have returned this if someone had not thrown out the box. The item has a very cheap look and feel it it. I was not impressed and would sugegst another brand or model.
759067
I am using Over-the-Air antenna to receive TV signals. Put the setting on Plug&Play, let the program detects the TV signals automatically, and i found I can receive about 15 broadcast stations. The drawbacks are signals effective by the weather conditions, sometimes I saw "the signal is too weak or broadcast is temporary unavailable". But most of the time was working very good. If you subscribe Cable service, I presumed this TV works pretty good. And price is very affordable.
1903630
I can move it from vehicle to vehicle. It is working great for me. I bought one for my work van as well.
1149553
Can not be used in a moving vehicle. Can use if car stopped and reasonably near TV stations.
2064087
This helped to improve analog signals. The current car and home tv run on digital signal. You will have to purchase a dtv antannae to get what you desire I believe.
642717
It would be fine in a motor home once it is stationary. It would obviously be useless while traveling because it needs to be aimed towards the nearest tower and the amplifiers gain adjusted. It comes with a simple suction cup mount for Windows, or you could rig a pole of some sort to allow you to mount it externally and rotate it. There are plenty of apps to help you locate cell towers and signal direction. I actually mounted mine too well and had to add cable to attenuate the signal. (I was too lazy to move it after I mounted it, guess I should have tested first.). Also, the small transmitting antenna would be perfect in a small area such as an RV. Just makes sure to pay attention to the instructions about having it too close to the receiving antenna and the amp.
316924
TV stations are only ATSC now since 2009. You don't have any M/H stations. This receives ATSC but reception wouldn't be great in a moving vehicle due to Doppler effect. The M/H signal is a copy of the regular signal but much smaller and more immune to noise. It is currently being tested in big cities.
805365
yes, many of our customer said it can be heared in moving car. Also, it depends on the environment around. The sound is good. The resolution for 13.3 inch and 15 inch is 1366*768. The resolution for 9.5 inch is 640*234.
1561524
Possably, its ment for a car, and has been on my truck of my 2003 crown vic.. It holds up at 110 mph. So it should be good in your house.. The signal is sometimes sketchy though.
71679
Yes, it will. You should take into consideration that there's a small delay in the image/sound transmission from source to destination - it's hard to notice when watching TV, but maybe is a little noticeable when using the control playing games...hope this comment helps.
2247811
If you are asking about a moving RV, then I'm sure the signal/reception will not be consistent. We have one we use in both the home & RV, but you have to pace the antenna where it gets the strongest, most consistent reception.
1021836
It is easily moved. I am still trying to get it to work continuously...it goes of on its own sometimes. Good quality picture..
891175
I place the camera on my hitch on the back of my 2011 Dodge Ram and works well enough. The signal isn't strong enough to keep a clear crisp picture all the time, but it gets the job done.
316926
Yes, this unit will allow you to receive local programming. My only complaint (and it may be just my location in Columbus, OH) is that I'm not able to get a signal for any local channels while my car is in motion--- there is actually just one channel that is viewable while in motion and I believe it is transmitted over an ATSC signal. All of the local channels however are viewable when my car is stopped.
1493315
This only picks up over-the-air signals from national stations like CBS, NBC, FOX, etc. This won't pick up all the channels you get with dish. You can plug in a hard drive and record TV, but the interface is a little clunky and not very user-friendly. I don't see why it wouldn't work with a motor home, but if you're moving around to different regions frequently, I expect you'd have to rescan to pick up the regional channels.
1887942
Yes the closer the TVs are the better. I use them in a Motorhome where they are only 10' apart but it works great
352034
The tv has a metal bracket on top, which it is then drilled into the roof of your vehicle. If you take it down there will be small screw holes on the ceiling