HOW CAN I WIRE THREE T.V AND A TUNNER TO

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Topic: HOW CAN I WIRE THREE T.V AND A TUNNER TO

Posted By: locomotors
Subject: HOW CAN I WIRE THREE T.V AND A TUNNER TO
Date Posted: December 15, 2004 at 8:30 AM

I HAVE A DVD HOOKED UP TO THE AUX OF THE RADIO. hOW CAN I HOOK THREE T.V.? I NEED WIRE DIAGRAM TO BE ABLE TO HOOK THE AND PLAY ALL THREE T.V WITH A TUNNER.ON THE T.V WIRES THE IS A YELLOW, BLUE AND WHITE FEMALE RCA PLUG.

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Posted By: dxav
Date Posted: December 15, 2004 at 12:16 PM

It's really easy. What is the radio you have in there now? Is it a screen?

Power and Ground:
     Power can be pulled from a relay from your ACC line. Make sure each one is fused.
     Ground to your chassis. Same as an amp, same as the DVD player, same as the stereo you have in there now.

Video signal:
     Buy a video amplifier (~$20). Power is the same way as above. The video output (yellow) of your DVD player goes into the Video-In RCA. The outputs (up to 4 total on standard models), go to each of the monitors yellow cables. You may need male-to-male adapter plugs.

Audio Signals:
     Buy an FM Modulator. You can buy one that plugs into your AUX of the stereo, too. Your call. The audio signals (red and white of the DVD player) plug into the inputs of the modulator. Then plug the antenna plug from your car into the modulator, and the output antenna plug from your modulator goes back into the stereo.

Anything else? Did I miss something? Fuse ALL power connects, too!

Oh, yeah, there is no need to yell!
J/K

Good Luck!
DXAV

Posted By: poeticdrums
Date Posted: December 17, 2004 at 6:51 PM

Do exactly as dxav said....but if you have an aux in on the back of your HU then you can simply run the RCA wires from your dvd player to those plugs for the AUX input if they are long enough...an FM modulator might make everything a bit trickier but both will work. Also I was thinking that you could also just wire straight from your battery if you already have power cable for an amplifier run. You'd be able to use a distribution block to split the power and then install a power switch on the power cable so you could turn everything on and off when you wanted to. Both work it's just finding which one you like best!

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