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Join Date: Mar 2003
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I lower the gain by 50%. The hiss went down some but it was still audible at 7ft.
I rechecked the connection from drv134 to the lm3886 modules. I found loose connections,I reconnection them. The hiss is gone. I also added a resistor and cap in parallel bewteen chassis and power supply ground Thanks for the help! |
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