cheap portable DVD players here

highguyuk

Trying desperately not to go back on the site and order one...

*You dont need one, resist the urge.*

mummysaver

rdwarr wrote:

I take it you don't drive a Mini! Be a bit careful of the current going through that circuit though - I'd check what else hangs on the same fuse.

As you can guess, it's a people carrier, did ask the chap at Ford when it was in for a service, and he said that there was no problem! Wanted to check that when we plug in the cool box in the summer as well that we won't blow up! He thought that there was no problem!

jo--king_3

wywywywy wrote:

Does anyone know, if these units have audio/video output?

Thanks.

do you mean where you connect it to tvs ect? one end into the dvd and the red/yellow/white plugs on the other end? if thats what you mean then no it doesn't.

eilz

the screen looks a bit small, whats the size?

dbea23

eilz wrote:

the screen looks a bit small, whats the size?

Venturer Portable DVD Player with 4.5in LCD/ TFT Screen

bartman

jo--king wrote:

do you mean where you connect it to tvs ect? one end into the dvd and the red/yellow/white plugs on the other end? if thats what you mean then no it doesn't.

PHEW! That's a relief - I thought I was going to have to buy one for a minute!

eilz

dbea23 wrote:

Venturer Portable DVD Player with 4.5in LCD/ TFT Screen

DOH!, obviously not reading, sorry

jo--king_3

bartman wrote:

PHEW! That's a relief - I thought I was going to have to buy one for a minute!

looks like i saved you some money then :j

jamiepearson

wywywywy wrote:

Does anyone know, if these units have audio/video output?

Thanks.

err... yes it does have AV out. It just does have a lead supplied

rdwarr

mummysaver wrote:

As you can guess, it's a people carrier, did ask the chap at Ford when it was in for a service, and he said that there was no problem! Wanted to check that when we plug in the cool box in the summer as well that we won't blow up! He thought that there was no problem!

I think that rear socket in the GSA is on its own circuit and especially built for applications like this.
You should have got a Mitsubishi Delica. There's a version of that which comes with an inbuilt "sound stage" at the back. Just plug in a mike and an electric guitar and you're off :rotfl: