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jackvdb@gmail.com · 03-06-2013, 14:17

450 friends,
Has any one upgraded their front tv? How do we remove the old? What size would be best to replace it with? I'm told the best new tv has VGT and is "smart". Would you agree?

RBBuscher · 03-06-2013, 14:54

I redid my whole AV system. I saw your email and my tv's released from the right side. there was a round disk that you remove. there was a pull arm to release the top of the TV. Then you needed to remove the bottom cover. You did this by removing the 4 Philips screws in the two side cabinets. on the bottom.

jackvdb@gmail.com · 03-09-2013, 21:06

Thanks very much. I think
I'll wait until we meet at a future rally. I keep looking for the attachment screws with no luck. I'm worried it will be above my ability.

jackvdb@gmail.com · 03-10-2013, 10:31

Friends,
So Ila asked me, why do I want to change the tv? It is a great tv, good picture, etc.
My weak answer was the tv can not do Netflix. There is no USB port. Do you know of any way my Airport Box can hook up to a 8 year old tv? or any other way? Mine is a Panasonic- Vieta. Jack VDB

dentmac · (This post was last modified: 03-10-2013 14:17 by dentmac.)

Hi,
Just curious. The new TV's are significantly lighter.(Although the Panasonics aren't OLD) Can anyone give the weight savings by changing? -- maybe this could be reason to get a new one-- lol Rolleyes

(By looking at current 40 inch TVs on Best Buy only 7 pounds from heaviest to lightest which is 23 lbs (3D). What does the old one weigh?

Ross

(03-10-2013 10:31)jackvdb@gmail.com Wrote: Friends,
So Ila asked me, why do I want to change the tv? It is a great tv, good picture, etc.
My weak answer was the tv can not do Netflix. There is no USB port. Do you know of any way my Airport Box can hook up to a 8 year old tv? or any other way? Mine is a Panasonic- Vieta. Jack VDB

Itchintogo · 03-13-2013, 11:46

(03-11-2013 13:35)Bird Owner Wrote: Ross,
The old TV, I am told is about 60 lbs. With the right new choice, you can reduce that by 50 lbs. Since it is forward of the front axle, the weight on that axle would be reduced by even more than the actual weight reduction. Another good "excuse" to "have to" get a new TV!

I would have to be careful with that logic. It might be suggested that I start jogging as that is free and would prove just as much weight advantage benefit! Big Grin

Richard palmer · 03-13-2013, 16:33

We put the lg (lcd) with the eco setting in our coach the nice thing about it is you can adjust the brightness with the touch of a button nice for driving at night it also has the external audio out put that adjust the volume through the remote works great if you run it through your surround sound

Itchintogo · 03-14-2013, 02:16

Thanks gotcha! Mentally filed away for future reference. My PT is also maxed out on the forward axle when full of fuel. These are important things to remember. Cool

A very careful balance that must be considered at all times.

dentmac · 03-14-2013, 15:17

Rich -- Unless you changed the Hadley back to 4 point, you're weight loss would (or gain Sad

) would effect both sides equally Rolleyes

Changing the TV is easier Big Grin

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Ross

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Gary, That logic simply does not apply as the front axle is perfectly balanced with my present weight on the left side. Any weight loss on my part would throw everything off and result in uneven tire wear and leaning among other problems. Big Grin

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