HOW big of a tv in your truck

I have a digital TV that is not pulling in a picture while in the truck. I am a newbie so don't know a lot about how the TV is supposed to work in the truck. There is a cable hook up in the truck. The TV is a digital TV. The mechanic said I need a converter. The converters that I see are for analog to digital. Any help would be appreciated.

 

I haven't had any problem with the flat screen in mine (23" marine monitor 12v DC). I think the life expectancy is dependent on mounting. Some friends of mine have been through 2 in the same time frame, though their original 1 made it 6 years... They were attempting to save a buck when it went out and bought a less expensive, smaller unit that didn't fit the old frame/mount assy. Not once, but twice now and are blaming the TVs??

 

When dh bought our 60 inch his first thought was how do I fit this in the truck....there goes my space in the bunk

 

How would you know what the tv was saying?

If I may ask, how'd you mount it into the wall?

 

Has he actually done it?

How do you mount it/power it?

So far, for this topic, 51'' and 60'' are the largest people have come up with, but how do you mount/power them/connect them?

 

Yes sir, we need some pictures as well.

 

Our tv is mounted on our wall at home. That was a joke people as wells as the other poster I believe. Personally we just use our laptops but if you have that much time to watch it then you are with the wrong company!

 

What about watching it in a mirror while your drive?

But seriously though, you two had my hopes up =/

 

I have a Visio 24" that I have mounted to an adjustable arm. the arm is actually mounted to the cabinet at a 90 degree angle so it rests at the foot of bunk. I could try to get a picture of it tomorrow when I have some better lighting. The other advantage to this arm is that it has some give in and I think it absorbs a lot of the roughness of the freight-shaker, heh.