12 volt TV or screen...

[gdv]

Does anyone have a 12 volt (car) TV or screen I can borrow for this Sunday?  I am  attending a picnic in North Park & the weather does not look good!    There is no electricity at the pavilion we are at...  Thinking of showing a movie might be a good option for the "rain day."  I don't have a portable dvd player, so I may need to buy one, I'll ask some of my other friends...  I guess a laptop computer would/could work too...  But 20 people around a 15" computer screen may NOT be the best, therefore the idea of a larger 12v TV or screen...

Open to other ideas/suggestions???  Thanks for reading & providing info...
George

[gdv]

Doing some research, I may go this route...  Get an inverter that converts 18v or 40v to 120v AC...  This way I can use a "regular" TV...

https://www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI-40V-300-Watt-Power-Inverter-Tool-Only-RYi300BG/308736685
or
https://www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI-150-Watt-Power-Inverter-for-ONE-18V-Battery-Tool-Only-RYi150BG/308460871

[Jim Pittsburgh]

I have a very, very small portable tv that you can use.... let me double check it still works before we make plans, if you want to use it.

[Jim Pittsburgh]

It's dead... I'll give it another go round tomorrow... but I don't think it's going to work.

[gdv]

Thanks for your efforts?.  😊

[MacGeek]

I have an old 11" black and white tube set (RCA, I think), that runs on 120 V AC or 12 volt DC you can borrow.  I keep it for emergencies and power outages.  I once watched a Steeler game on it in my garage, the TV was powered by my boat battery (lost power for 4 days and didn't want to go to a bar).

[gdv]

Thank you for the replies & offers for 12v TV's...  Thank you!!!  I decided to purchase a Ryobi 40v power inverter for the TV/dvd setup as electronics draw very little amps/watts compared to refrigerators/appliances/etc.  I have a few 40v batteries for my lawn tools anyway... 

I hope to tryout the setup in the next few days...  If anyone is interested, I will post the results...
George
(aka gdv)