Sonic TV ?
01-22-2014 | 09:05 AM
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Sonic TV ?
Anyone know any details on the tv's in Sonic..... Mine came missing and I have no info to replace it. My bought me a tv for Christmas but would love to just pop an exact match right where the old one was. I think it's call flex vision or something like that........[ATTACH=CONFIG]516915[/ATTACH]
01-27-2014 | 03:55 PM
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01-27-2014 | 05:14 PM
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Those cases are the same as cut outs for car head rests, that is a real odd brand. You have lots of options for 7" screens, search "head rest monitors in housings" and you will find similar units.
I installed a 24" TV in my friends Sonic a few years ago. Through bolted from the back side where a wall mount would bolt to. We found a unit that plugged into a wall, but the little box after ac put out 12v DC. 12V dc is very common for today's electronics. TV wired right into the boat, and has a built in DVD player that works great. The TV was only $130 shipped on amazon
I installed a 24" TV in my friends Sonic a few years ago. Through bolted from the back side where a wall mount would bolt to. We found a unit that plugged into a wall, but the little box after ac put out 12v DC. 12V dc is very common for today's electronics. TV wired right into the boat, and has a built in DVD player that works great. The TV was only $130 shipped on amazon
01-27-2014 | 06:09 PM
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Those cases are the same as cut outs for car head rests, that is a real odd brand. You have lots of options for 7" screens, search "head rest monitors in housings" and you will find similar units.
I installed a 24" TV in my friends Sonic a few years ago. Through bolted from the back side where a wall mount would bolt to. We found a unit that plugged into a wall, but the little box after ac put out 12v DC. 12V dc is very common for today's electronics. TV wired right into the boat, and has a built in DVD player that works great. The TV was only $130 shipped on amazon
I installed a 24" TV in my friends Sonic a few years ago. Through bolted from the back side where a wall mount would bolt to. We found a unit that plugged into a wall, but the little box after ac put out 12v DC. 12V dc is very common for today's electronics. TV wired right into the boat, and has a built in DVD player that works great. The TV was only $130 shipped on amazon
02-05-2014 | 07:56 AM
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Since we are talking tv's, I have a question. Has anyone wired up a tv in a sonic 358 that didnt come with a TV installed? I'm tired of running the power wire from the bulkhead/closet to the GFI outlet plug on the side by the galley. I was thinking of running power from the TV switch on the power panel board to the bulkhead and install a GFI outlet behind the TV. anyone have any better ideas?
02-05-2014 | 08:06 PM
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12v tv. Much easier as 4bus said. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Skyworth-19-...item2ece6ed104
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