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Originally Posted by TiltonBB
I am not sure if this is the reason but I left an LCD television in there for the winter and it was junk in the spring. I think the (L stands for liquid) TV froze. Now I remove the new TV and put it in a building that stays at 50 degrees for the winter.
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Interesting that you had problems with your TV. I don’t think it was because of the cold. I have two 60” LCD TV’s that I have left out at my camp for years now. I was told LCD was the type of TV that can take the cold and that is why they use them in conversion vans and RV’s specifically for this reason.
I do know your suppose to let them come up to room temp before turning them on in the spring or you could damage them. I also make sure to unplug them over the winter….
Dan