Isolater?

[philwsailz]

Hee hee hee...

we are on the same page....

Sorry guys, no popcorn this time....

[da.bell]

Damn it.....

Both of you disappoint me!

[philwsailz]

Damn it.....

Both of you disappoint me!

How about something else to snack on?

Like some grilled chicken?

[spharis]

beer can chicken at that....needs some boudin in there with it though.

[da.bell]

That would be healthy....

Isn't that Beer Butt Chicken???? Where they stick a beer can up the butt of the chicken and then BBQ it...

[philwsailz]

Here are the pics before she was augmented and went into the tanning booth...

[philwsailz]

That would be healthy....

Isn't that Beer Butt Chicken???? Where they stick a beer can up the butt of the chicken and then BBQ it...

Lemon-breasted beer-butt chicken...

[da.bell]

It is.... That is too funny...

[da.bell]

Looks like the chicken has a few breasts also..... Lights are on....

[philwsailz]

beer can chicken at that....needs some boudin in there with it though.

Weird you mention Boudin; had some Zummo's brand Boudin with some gumbo rice last night!!!!

[dogbert]

Will there be an executive summary?

[dogbert]

For the stereo discussion, not the chicken. Even I can understand that one

[philwsailz]

For the stereo discussion, not the chicken. Even I can understand that one

OKay, I will start it; SP can finish.

* Try to isolate the ground loop if it is a ground loop. If unsuccessful, try a GLI on the RCA's

* GLIs are basically 1:1 unity gain or isolation transformers

* GLI's will not eliminate pops or other noise present on the power wire. The noise that started this thread COULD be a result of ground loop OR nosie on the power wire.

* Capacitors installed parallel to the battery right at the radio do a good job of eliminating noise (i.e. pops) that emanates in the power wire.

And lastly:
* We have no photographic representation of an artistic expression representative of a male chicken yet. (Maybe this weekend)

[dogbert]

OKay, I will start it; SP can finish.

* Try to isolate the ground loop. If unsuccessful, try a GLI on the RCA's

* GLIs are basically 1:1 unity gain or isolation transformers

* GLI's will not eliminate pops or other noise present on the power wire

* Capacitors installed parallel to the battery right at the radio do a good job of eliminating noise (i.e. pops) that emanates in the power wire.

And lastly:
* We have no photographic representation of an artistic expression representative of a male chicken yet. (Maybe this weekend)

Thanks. I had to go with a GLI on my RCAs to eliminate some whine coming through from the engine.

[philwsailz]

Hah!!!! WE FORGOT MARK!!!!!

Dude, by all means, let us know what happens with the stuff you bought at Stereo King.

We kinda hijacked the thread, but we DO want to know if you got it quiet, or if we need to keep troubleshooting!!!!

Let us know for sure!!!!