I have a 2000 Itasca Suncruiser 37G.As I go down the road or park for awhile how do I get juice to TV? I flipped the inverter switch to on and it lit but no juice anywhere. Also do I have any outlets that work from the inverter to charge phone, etc. etc?
I have a 2000 Itasca Suncruiser 37G.As I go down the road or park for awhile how do I get juice to TV? I flipped the inverter switch to on and it lit but no juice anywhere. Also do I have any outlets that work from the inverter to charge phone, etc. etc?
if I am not mistaken the inverter works off of your house batteries so make sure those are in the on position. Advice I've been given is not to put too much of a load on the inverter - use it while driving but limit use while sitting - use your generator.
My inverter only works the TV and the TV outlet so the kids can hook up their games and such to those while on the road.
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Tom "Rocket Heart" Emahiser
No RV at the present time.
Well, I've never tried it on mine -so I don't know if it is true - but a friend told me that the TV won't power up if the engine is running. It is suppose to stop people from going down the road watching tv on the front set.
We usually run the gen so we can have the coach AC on, that makes all the outlets hot for phones, laptops, etc. (maybe even the TV, I will try it and see).
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2007 Itasca Sunrise 35L W22 Chassis TigerTrak ScanGaugeII
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2013 Equinox
My inverter runs the TV,SAT, VCR/DVD and yes there is a plug. On mine their is a plug on the drivers side toward the front wall. I plugged in a gang plug so I could use it for charging cell, etc.
When boon docking and on battery the green light will light when the inverter is turned on. Wait a few seconds and turn on the TV. If the TV doesn't come on I would check the reset and manually trip the Plug on the front if there is one on yours... Ours wasn't tripped one time but couldn't get the rear TV to power up after tripping the plug and resetting it everything worked fine... Maybe someone with the same MH could help you more??
If you have low batteries the read light will light...
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Indy Itasca:
Well, I've never tried it on mine -so I don't know if it is true - but a friend told me that the TV won't power up if the engine is running. It is suppose to stop people from going down the road watching tv on the front set.
We usually run the gen so we can have the coach AC on, that makes all the outlets hot for phones, laptops, etc. (maybe even the TV, I will try it and see). </div></BLOCKQUOTE>
Only the front TV has the safety switch. It can be by-passed if you want to. I run the inverter if it's cool enough in the coach and I don't need the house air - then I run the gen.
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Tom "Rocket Heart" Emahiser
No RV at the present time.
Well, I found out the hard way how "Big" my inverter was in my 2003 Adventure. Can you say 300 watts! Yes the front TV, Back TV, VCR, and I added "Dish TV Box and DVD Recorder". Too MUCH! Replaced with 500 W for $28.85 bought at Sam's, in fact at that price I bought two inverters. Run it on 4 6v gulf cart Batterys, no problems.
Oh by the way, my DVD Recorder has a digital turner, eliminating the need for a "Converter box after Feb of 2009.
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