[tabtrailers] Re: TV question - Here's what I got

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When the factory gave us a newer model they put it right back on the same swing around frame. Not sure what model it was and we don't have the TADA anymore.. Sorry. just to let you know that there is a better quality out there and will fit. I THINK that swing around was a standard model so you might be able to put your new one on that framing? Check to be sure your new one is for wall hanging also. IF not, most frames are about $30 but it would mean you haveing to redo your wall?? not a good idea.? Terry

--- In tabtrailers@yahoogroups.com, "Julie Hart" <julieahart_2000@...> wrote:
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> Jumping in here...While the discussion is up.
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> The Colby TV which came with my 2008 T@DA does not function properly. I would like to replace...however, I would like to be able to mount it on the existing flex arm...Love flipping it around to face the outside so that we can all watch " The long trailer" around the portable campfile eating popcorn :)...with the dogs of course...Life at its best.
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> Anyone replace thier colby with a TV/DVD combo that attaches to the existing arm?
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> Thank you for all your input and wisdom.
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> --- In tabtrailers@yahoogroups.com, "mkstreeter" <mkstreeter@> wrote:
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> > My factory-installed Coby stopped reading DVDs, so rather than repairing, and because it did not conform to the new, superimposed requirements for regular broadcast TV reception, I shopped for a same-size replacement, surprised Amazon beat everyone's prices and options, even Fry's, Target, Best Buy, Wal-Mart--everyone. Although I couldn't figure how to re-mount it on my Tada's existing wall-mounted swing arm, the Toshiba came with a sturdy foot stand and, blessedly, just one cord.
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> > The price I paid was $159 (Fry's wanted $285 for a store model I had to drive 54 miles to fetch), regular shipping was free but I paid extra for next-day delivery. Beautiful picture, quiet and instant response, light weight, and because I store my trailer in mild desert conditions, I take the Toshiba with me when I leave. Very satisfied with the way this turned out.
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> > --- In tabtrailers@yahoogroups.com, "Dale Chaudiere" <Dale.Chaudiere@> wrote:
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> > > We purchased a Panasonic 15" 720 dpi TV/DVD Combo. It also has HDMI, USB, RCA connections, and a memory card slot. We hang it from the overhead cabinets by IKEA hooks. When not in use we store it in a laptop computer bag. When not in the T@B, it resides in our kitchen.
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> > > --- In tabtrailers@yahoogroups.com, "Bev Reger" <tabforfun@> wrote:
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> > > > Hi all. We want to get a small tv/dvd combo for the T@B...one that can double as a tv for our grands' room when not in the camper. Does anyone have one that they have purchased and are happy with? We aren't sure about how good of a reception we would get from just a tv, so that is why the combo is wanted. I have seen the little combo units in some photos w/everything (stereo,cd, etc.), but would like some feedback from some experienced campers. P.S.- Although I am happy w/a good book or magazine,I think hubby would enjoy camping more if he had some tv or a movie to watch...this is a slow work in progress. ;-D Also want to say "THANKS!" for all the helpful info we have gotten from this site..and will continue to get.
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