TV brackets in garage.

[2014Fuzion300]

Just finish the installation of a small 19" TV in the garage of a FZ300,
Herd are some pictures.

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[duhameister]

That's interesting I just did the same install a few weeks back on my FZ300 with a 24" LCD TV. I added a 10"x10"x1/2" peice of wood on the inside for added support. Looks good.

I just noticed on yours that some of the switches are black and some are white. Seems silly why they didn't just black all the switches out.

 

[2014Fuzion300]

The white one is for the electric beds!
Any pics of your installation?



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[Locowrench]

That looks good, I've been pondering a mount for a tv back there. The grand kids would sure like it.

 

[2014Fuzion300]

I used two floor boards (16X5X3/4) (115X5X3/4) one @ the bottom of the cabinet and the other one inside.


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[duhameister]

Hauler is in storage right now. Next time I get it out here in a week or so I'll snap a few pictures.

 

[aggie_steven]

We just bought a 310 and were wondering how we were going to mount a tv. I didn't see putting it in the cabinet....we need the storage. Thanks for posting.

 

[2014Fuzion300]

You are welcome, here is the picture of the top board (inside the cabinet).

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[Pipedreamin]

Here's my TV install in the FZ300 garage. The Vizio TV I used works great off the 12V outlet on the antenna amplifier. It uses very little power and the kids can use the TV without the genny running. I mounted the TV bracket off the wall. There was plenty of solid wood behind the wall to attach the mount to.

 

[2014Fuzion300]

Nice work, thanks for the pictures!
What is the red box for?


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[alien_scones]

What is the red box for?

It looks like a Raspberry Pi computer

http://www.raspberrypi.org/faqs

 

[Pipedreamin]

It looks like a Raspberry Pi computer

http://www.raspberrypi.org/faqs

That's exactly it! We use a Raspberry Pi to play the kids movies. It works a lot better than installing a DVD player and hauling around a bunch of disks that inevitably get scratched or lost. The nice part is the whole tv setup takes less than 2A to run on 12V!