Does anyone have a 50" - 55" TV that uses 55 watts or less that is still in production and can be purchased. I have an older 50" that pulls about 52 watts. Just concerned it will need replacing. The speakers took a dump, which I was able to find a pa...
2oldman wrote:RogerD1 wrote:Not at this time, but it will be in the future running 100% off a battery bank.It's an insignificant jump on shore power, but on battery, 4 amps to 10 is. Perhaps another battery, or turn the darn thing off now and then! ...
2oldman wrote:RogerD1 wrote: I'm looking for a new one to buy for when mine finally dies with the same power consumption, so my power usage won't jump.I'll bite.. is this on battery?Not at this time, but it will be in the future running 100% off a ba...
2oldman wrote:Why is this important?I run my tv all the time. I'm looking for a new one to buy for when mine finally dies with the same power consumption, so my power usage won't jump.
Tom_M wrote:Usually the labeled watt rating is a peak value. The average would be less. About the only way to know the typical wattage is to plug the TV into a meter like a Kill-A-Watt.That's why I'm asking if anyone has one that meets the specs I'm ...
