[MLB-WIRELESS] more new edens

[Tony Langdon]

> It's not rocket science, as any major load such as headlights 
> or aircon 
> running in a car causes a voltage drop to some extent... 
> minimising this 
> will solve most problems - and will probably make your car 
> run better too :)

The question is whether the issue is low frequency "dips" or high frequency
rubbish that's causing the problem.  The high frequency stuff can usually be
handled by good filtering and grounding.  the voltage irregularities may
need the DC-DC converter to fully tame - or simply, a SLA battery charged
from the car's electrical system via a diode and current limiting...

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