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  1. 01-18-2003, 05:20 AM #1
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    NecVox DA-7169 7" question.

    Hello.
    I have some question about NecVox DA-7169 7" LCD screen.

    The TM-701L 7" is powered directly whitchout any AMP filter and things like that. (Not like regular CD player for car)

    I am wondering if NecVox DA-7169 7" is powered at the same way as TM-701L 7" or as a Regular cd Player.

    I got a electrical interference in my car.
    The cd Playr is not reacting on it becouse it has a powersupply onboard, did NecVox DA-7169 7" has a powersupply too?

    Martin.
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    Re: NecVox DA-7169 7" question.

    Originally posted by Goose
    Hello.
    I have some question about NecVox DA-7169 7" LCD screen.

    The TM-701L 7" is powered directly whitchout any AMP filter and things like that. (Not like regular CD player for car)

    I am wondering if NecVox DA-7169 7" is powered at the same way as TM-701L 7" or as a Regular cd Player.

    I got a electrical interference in my car.
    The cd Playr is not reacting on it becouse it has a powersupply onboard, did NecVox DA-7169 7" has a powersupply too?

    Martin.
    There is no power supply on the DA-7169 but there is a fuse on the switched 12V DC wire. Adding a fuse to the TM-701L is not a bad idea.
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  3. 01-21-2003, 05:03 AM #3
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    I know that now... I have learned.

    Du you know how to remove electrical interference from TM-701L ?


    Thx for help.
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