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This is a loftek 4.3 inch lcd monitor
I can't figure out what "V_IN1 or V_IN2" stands for

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The board or the components? You have a IC chip, Capacitor, resistors, ferrit coils, diodes, etc
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Harmonic wrote The board or the components? You have a IC chip, Capacitor, resistors, ferrit coils, diodes, etc


Dayum bro, you can tell just by looking
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Harmonic wrote The board or the components? You have a IC chip, Capacitor, resistors, ferrit coils, diodes, etc


The lettering "V_IN1" and "V_IN2"
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Voltage IN 1 and Voltage IN 2
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Defrost9 wrote
Harmonic wrote The board or the components? You have a IC chip, Capacitor, resistors, ferrit coils, diodes, etc


The lettering "V_IN1" and "V_IN2"

Oh those to words? They stand for the voltage in 1&2, seems like the cable has 2 voltage points on it.
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