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joe0508
Explorer
Apr 23, 2014

backup camera

I resently purchased a backup system for my rv.The screen has the slightest static in the monitor.I have the camera hooked up to the monitor and the monitor powered to a dc plug in the cigarette plug in the dash.I tryed to wire it to a fuse in the fuse box but it does the same thing.Does anyone have any other ideas?

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    joe0508
    Explorer
    Apr 23, 2014
    westend wrote:
    If it's possible, power the camera and monitor directly from the battery with the vehicle off. That will eliminate any interference from the vehicle's charging system as a cause.
    I will try that but what if the charging system is the problem.What would i do than?I have tryed it in the dc plug with the motor off and get the same results.Dont no if that would be the same concept.
  • westend's avatar
    westend
    Explorer
    Apr 23, 2014
    If it's possible, power the camera and monitor directly from the battery with the vehicle off. That will eliminate any interference from the vehicle's charging system as a cause.
  • joe0508's avatar
    joe0508
    Explorer
    Apr 23, 2014
    oilslick wrote:
    I tried one on my last truck and same thing, it said in the instructions that there would be interference from a diesel engine, I just didn't believe them, removed and returned.
    Was it wired or wireless?Mine is wired.
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    oilslick
    Explorer
    Apr 23, 2014
    I tried one on my last truck and same thing, it said in the instructions that there would be interference from a diesel engine, I just didn't believe them, removed and returned.
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    joe0508
    Explorer
    Apr 23, 2014
    SWD wrote:
    Make and model would help here..thanks.
    7" Monitor and a 120° CCD Mounted RV Backup Camera (RV Backup System)Made by tadibrothers.

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