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Re: Homevision inputs and ground
>> in the future, I want to monitor something else
>> similar that has it's own ground or 0V, will I run into
problems
>> connecting all the grounds together? (what's a ground loop so
often
>> spoken about by Keith D?)
Shouldn't get a problem, ground loop is normally a problem in AV and
video
equipment. See the web link below for a good explanation of ground
loop.
http://www.epanorama.net/documents/groundloop
S.
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