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Old 08-05-2006, 8:29 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Do I need to keep my leads separate?

I'm just setting up my wiring from NTL box, DVD and LCD screen and I was wondering if I'll need to keep my leads apart to avoid interference, or isn't this the case?

The leads I have coming from the LCD are:
a £40 IXOS round scart
a £35 IXOS flat RGB scart
a decent IXOS scart to 3 phono lead
a decent aerial lead
and the original power lead.

Obviously I want to make them look all neat and tidy, but I don't want to have them all running together if it will cause interference.

They're all good leads and should be insulated, but will I have to keep a bit of distance between them and if so what leads are safe being next to each other?
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Old 08-05-2006, 10:31 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Technically you should keep signal carrying leads seperate from mains leads. In the real world, providing the leads are well shielded, you shouldn't have a problem.
Best thing is to bundle them up and try it. If you think you can notice a difference between them bundled and seperate then you should seperate them.
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