TV Question...or 2

[BillinPA]

Can anyone recommend a 19” smart TV with a “brick”?

also, what do I do to connect this after I cut it off?

I have a new to me 1999 340 and want to replace the 13” vhs unit.

 

[hughespat57]

Problem is not just with a "brick"; it must be a 12vdc brick.
19" diagonal is going to be a 4:3 ratio, you will need a 16:9 widescreen today.
So how wide and how tall is the opening you need to fill? pictures always help.

 

[Stee6043]

https://www.amazon.com/LG-Electroni...856755&sprefix=21"+led+tv,aps,170&sr=8-3&th=1

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I believe I had a 19" in my 340. I always wished it was just a touch bigger.

 

[hughespat57]

https://www.amazon.com/LG-Electronics-22LJ4540-22-Inch-Class/dp/B01N5KGXUX/ref=sr_1_3?crid=3IQWLIPEXYSSI&dchild=1&keywords=21+led+tv&qid=1618856755&sprefix=21"+led+tv,aps,170&sr=8-3&th=1

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I believe I had a 19" in my 340. I always wished it was just a touch bigger.

See the specs on that say 19 volt (which has become the standard laptop power)
Is this the one you are using on 12v? Working without issues?
that would be good to know...

 

[Stee6043]

See the specs on that say 19 volt (which has become the standard laptop power)
Is this the one you are using on 12v? Working without issues?
that would be good to know...

Nope, I just saw reference to "wall wart" in the reviews...figured it would be 12V....

I do not have a TV that runs on 12V...

 

[hynespa]

@BillinPA - Here is how I chose / cut off the brick / converted to run directly off of 12V via use of an external transformer:

Galley TV:
http://www.clubsearay.com/index.php?threads/420-da-thread.1273/page-62#post-1000978