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Hello Countryside, thanks for your question! Yes, you can use a Sony X77L TV in an RV, but it requires the right power setup. The Sony X77L, like most consumer TVs, is designed to run on standard household alternating current (AC) power, specifically 120V AC in North America. RVs, however, primarily operate on 12V direct current (DC) from their house batteries. You'll almost certainly need an inverter to power your Sony X77L TV in your RV. Make sure your RV's battery bank is sufficient to support the TV's power draw for the duration you plan to watch it, especially if you'll be boondocking (camping without shore power). You might also consider your viewing habits and overall power consumption to determine if you need additional battery capacity or solar charging. Thanks for your interest in our Sony televisions! Sincerely, Jenn.

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Hello Countryside, thanks for your question! Yes, you can use a Sony X77L TV in an RV, but it requires the right power setup. The Sony X77L, like most consumer TVs, is designed to run on standard household alternating current (AC) power, specifically 120V AC in North America. RVs, however, primarily operate on 12V direct current (DC) from their house batteries. You'll almost certainly need an inverter to power your Sony X77L TV in your RV. Make sure your RV's battery bank is sufficient to support the TV's power draw for the duration you plan to watch it, especially if you'll be boondocking (camping without shore power). You might also consider your viewing habits and overall power consumption to determine if you need additional battery capacity or solar charging. Thanks for your interest in our Sony televisions! Sincerely, Jenn.
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