I have to admit, we enjoy sitting outside with the TV on something while relaxing as well....different experience than watching from inside 4 walls....
I have to admit, we enjoy sitting outside with the TV on something while relaxing as well....different experience than watching from inside 4 walls....
Wow... that's cool you can mount your TV outside on the RV... but do other campers get irritated at the sound? I mean, I know you probably don't pull out a whole surround sound setup with subwoofer and all that, but, I can see some folks complaining that they wanted to come out and enjoy nice quiet evenings under the stars, and "some a-hole is playing Transformers outside on the next campsite". No offense, just that we know how some people can be...
We keep the volume real low or use Bluetooth headsets. I prefer the headsets.
The flatscreen is mounted inside the outside panel (the large one just left of the door) and it’s easy to keep the volume regulated. I did use BT headphones once just to try them...perfect solution for quiet nights around others.
Speaking of the TV's outside of the RV's, I've been amazed at the number of folks that pull in with their RV's, get things set up, put out the awnings, turn on the outside TV and then disappear. The wife and I like to take walks around the RV parks at times and it always seems that there is at least one that RV's like this.
However, we don't watch that much TV, and if we get outside, it is to see the outside. No TV watching outside for us. Besides, having an outside TV means one is losing some space inside the RV, especially if the TV is inside of a compartment.
However, we don't watch that much TV, and if we get outside, it is to see the outside. No TV watching outside for us. Besides, having an outside TV means one is losing some space inside the RV, especially if the TV is inside of a compartment.
No room lost inside, the compartment isn’t deep and is fitted for a 50” flatscreen.
Nothing wrong with watching sports outside with a group...
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