Greyhawk tv outside

[qnghiem]

Has anyone setup outside tv for greyhawk?

[cabinetmaker]

This? I think only Greyhawk Prestige has the outside TV. Ours is a 32” Insignia LED.

[RobieMo]

NO.... I spent a few hours trying to figure out what the heck they did. I was able to find 3 sets of RCA cables in the cabinet above the main door. These were of course hidden behind the wall of the cabinet stuck to the side of the RV not easy to find. Best I can figure is one of these sets (yellow tape in my case) goes to the tv outside. Problem was they weren't hooked up to the TV. I had to pull out drawers and fish around to find them.

Here's where I can't figure things out. From the cabinet above the main door, how the heck are you suppose to hook up a DVD player or anything else? There is no power to that cabinet?

As for the coax cable that is hooked up to the TV??? I haven't even tried to figure that out.

Looking forward to hearing what others have figured out.

[Shakedown St.]

On our ‘15 GH 31 FS there is power and a/v in the storage compartment next to the entry door. Also, a TV mount designed to work with an outside mounted “hook” came with our rig.

I have a 27” TV that we have used only a couple times for a kids movie night. I like the TV compartment on the above Prestige post much better, but overall I think it’s a waste of space.

[qnghiem]

Hi Shakedown, would you share some picture of the hook on your rig

[Shakedown St.]

Originally Posted by qnghiem

Hi Shakedown, would you share some picture of the hook on your rig

Sure. Don’t believe I’ve ever posted pics on here, but can give it a try tomorrow.

[Shakedown St.]

Originally Posted by qnghiem

Hi Shakedown, would you share some picture of the hook on your rig

Here you go qnghiem. The TV bracket snaps into the groove on this mount.

[qnghiem]

Thank you for upload the pictures.

[qnghiem]

I think this is a hardware, but not sure will be easy to install

[Shakedown St.]

That looks about right!

[qnghiem]

Hi Shakedown, did you install kebloc by yourself or already existed. Just wonder easy to install

[K9Nardu]

Try this suction cup tv mount. No drilling, and extremely strong holding power. They had a display at the Hershey RV show, very impressive. Available at Camping World or directly from manufacturer. A bit pricey, but worth it if you don't want to drill.

https://www.campingworld.com/flat-sc...SABEgKCJ_D_BwE

[qnghiem]

That’s expensive.

[Llmeyer]

Do you know how to remove tv to get to hdmi port?

[Florida Ranger]

Jayco trailers come with this mount installed from the factory.

[Llmeyer]

Is the mount a magnet ot is tv bolted in somehow?

[qnghiem]

I used master mount from Amazon. There are two type of mount one for big tv and one for small tv. If you buy tv bracket separate and wall mount will be cheaper. The hard the came with it, the screw is long too long. I went to home depot bout the stainless steel with 1” long with the same size came with hardware. I used Dicor tape for water seal. I used stud finder to find the stud where I can mount the bracket. I chose this bracket is easy to remove the tv. The other one jayco used is hard to remove and put it on.

[Redfern]

Do you know how to remove the tv??

[qnghiem]

Just lift the tv up and take it out. Took less than 1 minutes to remove the TV.

[CAG]

I think there is some confusion in this thread.

The Greyhawk MVP has the outside TV compartment with the TV inside a door that locks.
Some of the other Greyhawks have no outside TV.