
NOAC (SJ3) Vertical Lines Problem
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NOAC (SJ3) Vertical Lines Problem
I have never seen a vertical lines problem before so I don't know if this a problem with my NOAC or if it's just the crappy hardware. I am using shielded wire to output the video. I don't know if I should add a capacitor or what the problem is. Help would be greatly appreciated.


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Re: NOAC (SJ3) Vertical Lines Problem
maybe a choke and diode will solve your problem? what screen are you using?
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Re: NOAC (SJ3) Vertical Lines Problem
A lot of times it is interference from the screen being to close to the Noac with no shielding between them.
Move the Noac as far away from the screen as you can and see if the lines go away. If they do then you will need to put metal shielding between the two.
Move the Noac as far away from the screen as you can and see if the lines go away. If they do then you will need to put metal shielding between the two.
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Re: NOAC (SJ3) Vertical Lines Problem
I'm not using a specific screen... it happens whenever I plug it into something, be it my PC capture card, portable dvd player, or TV. I did cut out the diode, but I am almost absolutely sure it was happening before I did.
Re: NOAC (SJ3) Vertical Lines Problem
It's a cheap NOAC, what do you expect?
Re: NOAC (SJ3) Vertical Lines Problem
Add a filtering capacitor perhaps?
Re: NOAC (SJ3) Vertical Lines Problem
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In reality though, it seems like the lines are most prominent on the blues, so it might be a capacitor that drives the blue channel before it's all mixed down into composite.
In reality though, it seems like the lines are most prominent on the blues, so it might be a capacitor that drives the blue channel before it's all mixed down into composite.
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Re: NOAC (SJ3) Vertical Lines Problem
It's not just in the blues, happens to everything. That pic just focuses on the blues. I will try adding a cap in the next couple days and see if that works.