[MLB-WIRELESS] more new edens

[Mikey A]

Tony Langdon wrote:

>>It's not rocket science, as any major load such as headlights 
>>or aircon 
>>running in a car causes a voltage drop to some extent... 
>>minimising this 
>>will solve most problems - and will probably make your car 
>>run better too :)
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>The question is whether the issue is low frequency "dips" or high frequency
>rubbish that's causing the problem.  The high frequency stuff can usually be
>handled by good filtering and grounding.  the voltage irregularities may
>need the DC-DC converter to fully tame - or simply, a SLA battery charged
>from the car's electrical system via a diode and current limiting...
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wouldn't a nice big capacitor like they use in car audio stop the dips 
when things like lights and the such are started?


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