TV with 14v brick, okay at 12.x volts?
I'm looking at a Samsung TV which has a 14v power supply brick. I would like to run the TV directly off the DC side of the RV. I expect it would be pretty good in the range of converter voltages of 1...
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Gde... I agree with you it is MOST LIKELY a ground loop. but here is my problem.. Easily gotten around.
In my car, I do not have A/V in on the dash like my daughter does and my motor home does.. I do have a cassette deck however and the fake cassett which lets me play my phone through the cassette system..
Now this is transformer coupled, no direct electrical connection (At least I hope. May lay a piece of tape over the head to isloate and try again).
I get the same kind of noise on the cassette magnetic coupled system I get with the direct A/V The noise I asssoicate with ground loups and common mode interference. in this case using the 120 volt adapter I have and an MSW inverter.. No help.
Run it (The phone) on battery (internal) no noise.
The music is beautiful too. Pange Lingua Gloriosi (Got to learn that stuff before Easter)
In my car, I do not have A/V in on the dash like my daughter does and my motor home does.. I do have a cassette deck however and the fake cassett which lets me play my phone through the cassette system..
Now this is transformer coupled, no direct electrical connection (At least I hope. May lay a piece of tape over the head to isloate and try again).
I get the same kind of noise on the cassette magnetic coupled system I get with the direct A/V The noise I asssoicate with ground loups and common mode interference. in this case using the 120 volt adapter I have and an MSW inverter.. No help.
Run it (The phone) on battery (internal) no noise.
The music is beautiful too. Pange Lingua Gloriosi (Got to learn that stuff before Easter)
