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My first install gone horribly wrong. Please help with whining issues.
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<blockquote data-quote="katodevin" data-source="post: 2593677" data-attributes="member: 572271"><p>I used both new and existing RCAs in my car to test. Same results with both. I am using very high quality RCA cables with braided shielding, run on the oppsite side of the car from the power cable.</p><p></p><p>The reason there was no noise when they bench tested it is reflective of it making NO whine in my car until I turn the ignition to the 2nd notch. If I leave my car powered up on the 1st notch, there is no whine. It is when the car powers up the A/C, starter, heater, etc that the whine manifests itself.</p><p></p><p>If I have blown this weak "fuse" will I be able to see it with the ***** eye if i take the unit apart?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="katodevin, post: 2593677, member: 572271"] I used both new and existing RCAs in my car to test. Same results with both. I am using very high quality RCA cables with braided shielding, run on the oppsite side of the car from the power cable. The reason there was no noise when they bench tested it is reflective of it making NO whine in my car until I turn the ignition to the 2nd notch. If I leave my car powered up on the 1st notch, there is no whine. It is when the car powers up the A/C, starter, heater, etc that the whine manifests itself. If I have blown this weak "fuse" will I be able to see it with the ***** eye if i take the unit apart? [/QUOTE]
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