Hey I need you guys to help me figure out something. I have the same problem that LoB had w/his n64p, but with my GCp. There are weird diagonal lines on the screen. Now, The screens power is 11.1v from the battery to a 7.5v TI stepdown. Should I put the coil+diode before the regulator or after the regulator? I'm thinking after because before hasn't worked.
Oh, and what kind of coil and diode should I use? I found a random coil and diode in a old computer PSU.
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Re: Interference issue.
It should go after the regulator, since it's the regulator that creates the signal noise.
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Re: Interference issue.
lob said to use the choke and diode that was actually part of the psone screen.

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Okay, 'll try t after the reg. That was a Zenith psone screen. Mine is normal. 
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I thought that they had the exact same insides, no?

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Yes and no. The main mobo is the same, but the original input isn't. Afterall, it would be weird to buy a screen with a psone input port on it.
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