LCD screen with auxiliary inputs
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dashthehero
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LCD screen with auxiliary inputs
are there such things as LCD screens with auxiliary inputs at Radioshack or an electronics place or something? I hope so because if there is it'll make my project a little bit easier.
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You mean RCA inputs?
Most of the ones I saw (except the cheapest of the cheap) have RCA jacks.
Most of the ones I saw (except the cheapest of the cheap) have RCA jacks.
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I think he means the third 'auxilary' plug. You know, a TV will have three, but a VCR only has 2, he wants that third one.
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yeah, that's what im doin. when i take the board out of the system, im gonna hook the board up to the screen with the inputs, instead of soldering it. it makes it a little bit easier, but i still need to hook up everything else. oh, is there also an easier way to wire everything? not that im lazy, but i just dont get the other way. the way nos_slived showed me on his diagram. i cant find the PSU on the board. i dont really know what it looks like.


