Radio static

[Pete Masterson]

Likely you're hearing 60-cycle hum. That's caused by circuits in the TV passing unwanted interference through to the 12vdc based sound system. There should be simple filters that will knock that out. Visit a knowledgeable mobile audio dealer and have a technician check out the system (to make sure my guess is correct) and/or to recommend a device you can wire into the speaker circuit yourself.

Pete Masterson

(former) '95 Blue Bird Wanderlodge WBDA 42

El Sobrante CA

"aeonix1@mac.com"

On Feb 5, 2010, at 7:26 AM, "randymerri@aol.com" wrote:

I have an "Accessory" switch on the left hand side of the driversarea that has to be turned on to have sound from the televison come through the speakers in the front of the coach. There is no static or humming when the switch is off and the radio is playing. When theswitch is turned on to hear the televison there is an annoying humming sound. Does the filter talked about in the previous post have anything to do with this? I have considered buying a couple of speakers and hooking the tv straight into them and bypassing the accessory switch. I don't care about surround sound. I just want to get rid of the humming noise.

Any suggestions?

Randy Merrill

2003 LX

Ocala, FL