driving can u watch this tv in a moving car?
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It said in the directions that the TV has to be steady to watch it....so whether or not that means you can hold it steady in a moving car? I have no idea!! but I doubt it!!!
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
2190999
Sorry that is not possible as a car remote start uses radio frequencies, this remote uses Infra-Red like a regular TV remote.
1147593
You will have to purchase an antenna separately. I suppose you could use it for taxis, but be aware that you will be on a public frequency and other people will be able to listen to your conversations. Also, check for legal use. CBs are not legal in some areas.
558178
Yes you can. You will need some kind of antenna to receive the broadcasts. You can feed off your current TV antenna and it should work OK.
1107463
Yes u can u would need a converter that plug into your car cigarette lighter and u could plug the DVD player up to get power to it age some component wires and run them to the t.v
1719443
Yes you can. As long as your tv will accept either a coax cable or analog connections.
1511189
I haven't had any problem with this mount but personally I wouldn't use it in a moving vehicle. The brackets from the TV to the mount do not lock to avoid horizontal movement therefore it would be subject to slide off.
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im sure you can but u will have to have it uninstalled and reinstalled to do soo because it hooks up to your radio system and battery in your car also i had to get bestbuy to install it. its not something you can do yourself at home
1555949
Yes you can, I drive more than 6 hours abd its work good but depend of you carrier coverage the signal strenght
643095
No unfortunately you have to be connected to wifi. You can download a show or music and listen to it. This is one of the downsides. I only use it in my service van so this isn't ever been a problem for me.
915714
I believe you can as long as your TV is under warranty. BTW I bought the TV and warranty together.
368674
You can if you have a digital tv. Flat panel or the like. Older tvs need a converter box
388001
Yes. You can. I used it last October in a Ford Fiesta Van while travelling through Italy.
1055656
You need to buy the parking break override adapter then you can watch DVD s while driving. PS it may not be legal in your state. Check local laws first.
925293
yes, either sit and controll, or use the the remote to bring the car to you.
908058
You can view it anywhere as long as you have a wifi or data connection, however the video feed is so choppy and lags so bad that I sent mine back.