The case is a VoomPC-2 enclosure for mini-ITX motherboards, with a M2-ATX intelligent automotive power supply. The computer itself lives in the overhead compartment. There are also a pair of USB outlets in the panel and two coax fitings - one F-connector for the antenna, and one mini-UHF for ham radio. I found a reasonably flexible panel system that went in with just a little bit of hand modification.Īn HDMI connector would have taken up less panel space, but for some reason the computer I'm using produces a noticeably sharper image from the DVI port. Getting the DVI video through the overhead storage required a change to the factory connector panel.

But on the ProSine 2.0 inverter, the monitor pulls about 3A with the brightness turned down a bit, and less than an amp when on standby. Unfortunately, it doesn't run on DC like the standard Jensen TV, I was unable to find one that fit all my other requirements (like a VESA mount) that did. As far as I know, it's the smallest 1080P monitor/TV out there and weighs about 12lb. The display is a Samsung P2370HD, a 23-inch 1080P monitor with a HD receiver. The keyboard and optical mouse are wireless and run on batteries. The Forum has been pretty quiet lately, so I thought I'd fill the lull in activity with a little bit about the computer I integrated into my Oliver for those who have discovered their inner geek.

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