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ENTERTAINMENT EQUIPMENT
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If
additional equipment requiring 12-volt power is installed in the motor
home, obtain the 12-volt source from a properly fused battery circuit. Consult
an authorized Fleetwood
dealer before adding any additional equipment to
your motor home.
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VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER
The VCR operates on 120-volt power from the generator, public utility, or
the inverter (powered by 12-volts
~C).
Both TV's operate on 120 volts AC
from the generator, public utility
or
inverter-(powered
by
12 volts DC).
To
operate
the
VCR
on
12-volts
DC:
Tum the power inverter
ON
at
):he
remote panel in the dinette overhead. The inverter changes 12-volt battery
powertoi20-voltsAC. Tum the
VCR
and TV ON. ToprotectilieTV and VCR
circuits, a low battery feature will
tum
off the inverter and illuminate a red light
when battery power is low. The
~verter
will automatically start when the
batteries are
recharged.-
Tum the inverter off when not in use or when 120-volt power is available
because there is a small drain on the batteries
even
if
the TV and VCR are off.
Note: Extended use
of
120-volt appliances through the
inverter will dischar[re the batteries. Although the inverter will .
shut down before complete battery discharge, battery power·
remaining may
not
be enough to power other 12-volt devices
connected
to
the 12-volt DC system. Re-charge batteries
fully after inverter
shut~down.
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TV
ANTENNA
The roof-mounted antenna is designed for 'reception
of
VHF and UHF
television signals.
Before traveling, remember to lower the antenna and secure it
to
prevent
damage to the antenna, motor home roof, or objects in thepath
of
the antenna,
such as overhead wires.
DO NOTTRAVELWITHTHEANTENNA RAISED.
© 1996 Fleetwood Enterpris'es Inc.
American
Eagle
Wide
Body
ISSUE DATE: 6/96
.
AI!
rights,
reserved
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