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Hi I got a quick question kinda pissed off right now trying to figure out my aftermarket reverse IR night vision camera is working but it has this scrolling horizontial lines I the monitor. I bought this thing from ebay 35 bucks. security tft monitor car rear view system. 4.3 inch screen. prior to installing it I bench tested it from the box in to straight battery power and it seems to work without any fuzzy screen lines horizontial type interference. but installed it now have this lines. its box says security tft monitor specifications tft LCD coolr monitor 2 video inputs rear view system:NTSC/PAL Power supply: DC12V (+with a line under it) 10% Operation temp: -20degree F -50degree C installed in a 1992 Honda civic si hatchback. the camera is mounted in my lisence plate light screw. I had to modify dremel some camera plastic to fit the bolts to line up the screws. I routed the yellow rca from rear to the driver side panels . then I connected the power source of the camera to an extended 20 gauge wire to the front. I put the reverse camera ground straight to the rear trunk area 10mm bolt where there already existing harness oem grounds. it resides near a family of harness grounds. for the monitor i hooked up the yellow rca from camera. monitors power wire soldered is sodered connected with the reverse camera power wire. The monitors ground is separate ground from the reverse camers ground up front near drivers side chassis. I've tapped it with "create a circuit" used (10amp back up light) and added a 5 amp fuse for my reverse camera/monitor. checked connections all wires are ggood. I turn the key on wtf? works, but it has these kinds of scrolling fuzzy horozintial lines? FML. WTF? grounds are solid front and back. wiring is sodered. rca wires are good? I start the engine it still have the lines? is monitor/camera/ground/what is bad? or is the monitor/camera defective? WTF? anyone solved this problem?

HI CCTV FORUM, im very new to this forum. Im sure there are a lot of experts here with video camera and what not. I need your help Its not particularly for a home cctv home system or so. can u guys help me with this question? Its a car of mine I had problem with a reverse camera. ive been on several forums online and no one seem to be an expert or what not ive contacted also the place I bought this item no one? also no trouble shooting guide ive searched. its box says security tft monitor specifications tft LCD coolr monitor 2 video inputs rear view system:NTSC/PAL Power supply: DC12V (+with a line under it) 10% Operation temp: -20degree F -50degree C ok Hi I got a quick question kinda pissed off right now trying to figure out my aftermarket reverse IR night vision camera is working but it has this scrolling horizontial lines I the monitor. I bought this thing from ebay 35 bucks. security tft monitor car rear view system. 4.3 inch screen. prior to installing it I bench tested it from the box in to straight battery power and it seems to work without any fuzzy screen lines horizontal type interference. but installed it now have this lines. installed in my EG hatch the camera is mounted in my license plate light screw. I had to modify dremel some camera plastic to fit the bolts to line up the screws. I routed the yellow rca from rear to the driver side panels . then I connected the power source of the camera to an extended 20 gauge wire to the front. I put the reverse camera ground straight to the rear trunk area 10mm bolt where there already existing harness oem grounds. the monitor hooked up the yellow wire also the red power wire soldered it with the reverse camera wire. tapped it with create a circuit used (10amp back up light) and added a 5 amp fuse for my reverse camera/monitor. checked connections all wires are good. I turn the key on wtf? works good but it has these kinds of scrolling fuzzy horizontal lines? FML. WTF? grounds are solid front and back. wiring is soldered. rca wires are good? I start the engine it still have the lines? is monitor/camera what is bad? I looked online some says I have to install some kind of suppressor is it it? or is the monitor/camera defective? WTF? anyone solved this problem?