LCD TV in slide on camper

The vibrations themselves shouldn't be a problem, but if they cause any twists or pressures on the screen it would be more likely to crack. You would need to put it on a surface that won't twist, or have anything pressing against it.

If the vibrations are a concern, you could always put rubber mounts behind it to take out some of the jarring?

This isn't first hand but an idea I have just come up with. I am full of ideas. Some work, some don't :-)

Fit the TV to a frame which is mounted to the cabin wall of the camper. Attach the frame by means of a hinge. Fit two lightweight shock absorbers underneath the frame to take the impact of the vibrations.


Cheers

I have two monitors in my slide-on.
a 30" and a 24" LCD computer monitor. I have fitted those tv arms for the old style crt and put the screens on when I need them. When I travel they are flat on the bed strapped down.
I never would even dream to fix them to the wall when I go over
corrugations.

have fun
gmd