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Posted: January 31, 2003 at 10:49 PM / IP Logged  
Make sure that the grounding point for the inverter is an absolute ground ( free of dirt, paint & grease ) the more that is between your grounding point and the wire, the more distortion you will get from the inverter. Also, make sure that you are not running any power wires near your video cables otherwise you will induce distortion through the cable.
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I've tried an absolute ground but it does nothing when i run a ps one of of the inverter it works fin no interference at all, but with the ps2 it's horrible.  When i use a wall outlet to run the ps2 it's perfect, i can't figure this thing out for the life of me,  HELP!!!!

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Do i need a stronger inverter???

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so the interference is cause by a bad ground, what if the your still using it off the cig lighter, some say to get better cables and it work, and some say it didnt work with better cables
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Posted: February 03, 2003 at 8:47 AM / IP Logged  
Make sure that you are sharing the same ground for the inverter as you are the video source. The shorter the ground is for the inverter the better the ground.
Jeff
Velocity Custom Home Theater
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Posted: February 03, 2003 at 6:48 PM / IP Logged  
nope it not my inverter, cuz it the same problem with i use the wall outlet,  what do you mean ground the video source, do you mean the parking brake wire? i have that wire grounded to so i can bypass it
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I have the video source grounded,  The problem is that i get interference on the screen while using the inverter but not when using a wall socket. 
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I've tried it all i'm not runnign any power wires near the inverter, i'm using the same wire for the video ground as the inverter ground i still get nothing but distortion on the screen white lines and humming.  The other two people on here fixed theres but i have no hope for mine!!
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Posted: February 06, 2003 at 11:43 AM / IP Logged  

Hey everyone,

I talked to my local installer and he helped me solve the interference problems I was having on my display while running my ps2.  He simply grounded the video cable by wrapping a ground wire around the exposed connection on the yellow rca jack and ran that to a ground.  This eliminates any remaining interference running through the video cable which goes to your display.  So make sure this ground and the ground for the inverter are good and hopfully this will solve everyones interference problems.

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It Worked thank you
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what exactly do u mean ground the video cable, do you mean the wire of the harness or the video cable for the ps2? can you give me info on this. im kinda lost
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