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So in my Lancer I just had 6 screens installed 2 visors a middle flipdown, one in dash, one on the top of the trunk and one inside the trunk (big one)
Now the inside 4 are hooked to a switch inside and work fine. The top of the trunk also on a switch but in the trunk, and finaly the big one is hooked to a Power inverter because it is a household LCD.
All of the tvs besides the big one look great when the big one is not on. Now turning on the power inverter causes the problem, I am getting wavy lines all over the screen. What should i check to get this working correct?
Now the inside 4 are hooked to a switch inside and work fine. The top of the trunk also on a switch but in the trunk, and finaly the big one is hooked to a Power inverter because it is a household LCD.
All of the tvs besides the big one look great when the big one is not on. Now turning on the power inverter causes the problem, I am getting wavy lines all over the screen. What should i check to get this working correct?
Okay, but how about the question? What does that larger screen look like without all the other screens on? just by itself.
BTW, ever thought about having a H/O alternator made up for your power draining system? Do you do any shows? What do you use for power while @ the show?
BTW, ever thought about having a H/O alternator made up for your power draining system? Do you do any shows? What do you use for power while @ the show?
Okay, but how about the question? What does that larger screen look like without all the other screens on? just by itself.
BTW, ever thought about having a H/O alternator made up for your power draining system? Do you do any shows? What do you use for power while @ the show?
BTW, ever thought about having a H/O alternator made up for your power draining system? Do you do any shows? What do you use for power while @ the show?
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Id say the lines are interferance coming from the inverter. The power signal isnt clear enough, has alot of peaks and valleys, coming from most common inverters. I do alot of on location photography and when we run monitors we have to be really careful about what inverters we use for just that problem.


