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Analog to Digital TV
Thanks Tom,
I updated my bay to from an analog to digital flat screen TV. Have been outside for several days enjoying this TV. Tom provided me with the wall mount bracket and, although I don’t have the technical skills yet for the audio, I’m using a soundbar on the bottom instead of using the Clarion system. (Needs to be rotated)
I also updated my shore cord incoming light sensor panel since the original four lights had failed and you could no longer determine if the polarity at the pole was good (although I do have a Progressive Surge protector as well). It was on my PDI but I choose not to pay the dealership to do this. Here’s a shot at the back of the four green lights I changed out. This may be unique to Marathon …
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Great job Tim,
The TV is a nice upgrade, along with sound bar.
I was somewhat surprised when I also looked into replacing the electric service indicator lights. Glued in place with clear silicone. Expected some clip but once the silicone cures, your good.
AL
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what voltage are those lights. I have a broken one and wanted to replace it. Are they 110v AC? 24DC? 12?thanks!
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IDon’t know, called Marathon Parts, Dallas,. asked for my street address. Two (2) arrived in a couple of days.
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Looks really good Tim, I wouldn’t even worry about trying to solve the audio problem, the sound bar looks nice the way you mounted it.
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Lights are 120v. I ordered all four from “Mouser.”
Al,
There were clips holding the lights in place but I could slowly raise them up on the old light to get them out. The new lights also came with the same type of clips. I also glued them in place like the original with glue that cured within 10 minutes.
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You got the full meal deal. I got the economy package.
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