I've got my custom software running fine, and all the hardware waiting to
go, but I'm having difficulty getting an inverter for the PC that doesn't
put noise on the audio system.

Anyone know a good inverter / DC to DC ATX supply distributor in the UK for
this type of application?

Cheers,

Andy.

"Andy" wrote in message
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I've got my custom software running fine, and all the hardware waiting to
go, but I'm having difficulty getting an inverter for the PC that doesn't
put noise on the audio system.

Anyone know a good inverter / DC to DC ATX supply distributor in the UK
for
this type of application?

Cheers,

Andy.

Have you checked around the forums on www.mp3car.com ? Some very good info
on there.

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says...
I've got my custom software running fine, and all the hardware waiting to
go, but I'm having difficulty getting an inverter for the PC that doesn't
put noise on the audio system.

Anyone know a good inverter / DC to DC ATX supply distributor in the UK for
this type of application?

Cheers,


http://www.mp3car.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=17378

Useful if you are going the Mini_ITX route.

I've used an inverter, and gotten rid of most of the noise using good
grounding everywhere Motherboard, PSU, Screen casing metal, Inverter
case (not the - (negative) connection of the inverter) but grounding the
case.

Still have some crackle left but think that is actual FM noise caused by
a cheap modulator, hopefully will be trying a decent AUX in CD headunit
in the next week or so.

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On Tue, 14 Oct 2003 13:49:44 +0100, "Andy"
wrote:

I've got my custom software running fine, and all the hardware waiting to
go, but I'm having difficulty getting an inverter for the PC that doesn't
put noise on the audio system.

Anyone know a good inverter / DC to DC ATX supply distributor in the UK for
this type of application?

Probably no good to you, but I've got a DC-DC AT supply going spare @
£100.

Gareth

In article ,
says...

Thanks for the replies... I found a nice little inverter from RS (200W), and
have the PC's standard sound output feeding an AUX-in adapter for my
Mondeo's CD6000 head unit. sounds excellent, and the only noise issue is the
darn fans on the PCs PSU and CPU.

Happy at last



Glad you got it sorted.

I missed out on the Nakamichi CD headunit I was interested in on Ebay.
Went for exactley my Max bid, but another user got in just before me
with the same bid (15 seconds before) and no time to make another bid.

Damned shame really, the Aux in on a Nakamichi would be a nice amp for
the PC.
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http://www.bouncing-czechs.com

"MeatballTurbo" wrote in message
...
In article ,
says...

Thanks for the replies... I found a nice little inverter from RS (200W),
and
have the PC's standard sound output feeding an AUX-in adapter for my
Mondeo's CD6000 head unit. sounds excellent, and the only noise issue is
the
darn fans on the PCs PSU and CPU.

Happy at last



Glad you got it sorted.

I missed out on the Nakamichi CD headunit I was interested in on Ebay.
Went for exactley my Max bid, but another user got in just before me
with the same bid (15 seconds before) and no time to make another bid.

Damned shame really, the Aux in on a Nakamichi would be a nice amp for
the PC.
--

Bummer

In article ,
says...

"MeatballTurbo" wrote in message
...
In article ,
says...

Thanks for the replies... I found a nice little inverter from RS (200W),
and
have the PC's standard sound output feeding an AUX-in adapter for my
Mondeo's CD6000 head unit. sounds excellent, and the only noise issue is
the
darn fans on the PCs PSU and CPU.

Happy at last



Glad you got it sorted.

I missed out on the Nakamichi CD headunit I was interested in on Ebay.
Went for exactley my Max bid, but another user got in just before me
with the same bid (15 seconds before) and no time to make another bid.

Damned shame really, the Aux in on a Nakamichi would be a nice amp for
the PC.
--

Bummer



Yep, was gutted.
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http://www.bouncing-czechs.com