Can this t.v. be hooked up to cable? Is it both ACandDC? How long does the battery last on each use? Is there a stand to hold it up?
1064502
it's got the RCA (red, yellow, white cable) hook ups. Battery? buy an extra. i have never timed it you may get an hour or so. Yes a stand.
1064503
This TV can be hooked up to cable or antenna to recieve digital broadcasts. It uses DC and comes with a home AC to DC converter but does not came with an auto DC to DC converter. The unit has a kick-stand built in to hold it up.
358179
Power cord and head phones if you are using. Can be used without any cords on battery. The screen is attached but the unit could be hooked up to a TV also.
1863428
it does run on battery...9v and it only lasts around 8 or so hours and you have to change it out...the range isn't the best and the power cable for it isn't the longest but if you really needed a cheap camera than this would be good...the range that I tested was about 30 feet through four or so walls...got alright picture and sound...any farther than that, it wouldn't be good....the night vision isn't the best....but you can buy an IR LED lamp and use that...it would act like a flood light but with infrared light...not normal light...the mic picks up sounds very well though...it has a yellow/red cable and would be good for an older tv you have laying around and don't use for this..the picture quality is similar to the first camera phones...but you can make out who is who if the tv you are using is big enough...if you aren't going through walls...you might get 85 good quality signal...but it all is a matter of changing out the battery once a day or getting a power line to it...remember...this thing is transmitting a video/sound signal to a reciever...think about how long your phone lasts when you are using wifi and watching youtube videos...it doesn't get hot though...and I think you can get two camera's and have split screen...I don't remember...I lost the stupid power cable and I havn't cared enough to buy another since I moved from tacoma to kent...so I tried to answer your questions and even some more if they where to come up...hope this helps! :)
1487199
I hit the return too quickly. The unit is not portable as it is powered by the USB cable, not batteries. You can get a USB to AC power connector. The cable is not very long, but at least it that way it won't be tied to a computer.
1849617
It appears to be new and I used it without cable, as it is certainly intended to be used for receiving TV signals without cable. I doubt it would work hooked up to a cable box even if you changed the TV source to antenna. I don't recommend this antenna for either use as it did not pick up the signal for as many stations as I had hoped.
908850
You can hook it up and get a nice picture if the back of the tv has a coaxial input. This vcr was made before the advent of HD tvs. And, although it has all of the required in and out puts on the back, the picture that you record will not be very clear. I have it hooked up from the cable box (coaxial cable used) to the vcr input. Output is via coaxial cable to the HD TV's coaxial input. No cords were included.
1877769
It has av adapter cables. You may hook it up to a lap top or a tv. I did this for my apartment so it wasn't for a company or a big building. You would have to contact the seller and see if it has a bnc connection.
1138299
Get an inexpensive UPS and let it charge the battery from it's 120v outlet. The larger batteries in the UPS should allow recharging several if not 10 times. Also don't leave the tv on all the time.
2228635
Thanks for the quick response. I am still getting 2 different answers. It sounds like if you hook it up before the Cable Box or TV that you can do both.
273676
I don't understand the reason why so many people are so concerned about having to purchase a device that will hold throw-away alkaline batteries. From what I understand this TV will work when plugged into a car cig. lighter socket (or D.C. plug). If this is the case, getting a 12 v car battery and hooking up a power plug to it via alligator clamps will power the TV for an extended time...possibly for days ! The car battery can also be recharged simply by running the engine.
1749673
Mine lasts just under 3 hours. I use it during power outages where I connect a 40inch TV and decoder. This is not bad if you do not want to miss a match or an important news item
273677
P01540 is correct and that's what I did. I had a spare 12V car battery that I used stand alone. I went to RadioShack and picked up an alligator clip/cigarette lighter connection ($9) and just used the car adaptor that came with the TV. Works like a gem! I'll probably get the docking station when it's available because I have tons of rechargeable AA batteries.
1713563
Audrey, I did not purchase a battery for this TV, because it is connect to a regular electric outlet. However, good TV for at least my application. Good Luck.
49596
I would not recommend the RCA TV. It plays great for about 5-10 minutes then it says" signal too weak". and does not work until it cools down. It also uses a lot of batteries. Also the antenna is very fragile. Try looking for another brand. I am not happy with it. Joe
399724
The power source is an A/C plug into the wall. Then there is a small device that plugs into the audio output of your t.v. and transmits wirelessly.
1344107
I didn't either, and that was a concern of mine before I bought the product. The antenna comes with a standard coaxial connection, just like a cable box does. It's a simple screw in to the TV. I recommend having a wall outlet nearby, since you have to power the antenna with either a usb (which is not an option for you) or a 110 volt outlet.
2280751
I use this unit only for DVD play back. The antenna needs a newer type of air HDTV hook in unit and I so seldom am in an area where I can't get cable hook-up I just haven't tried other options. gary c