All of this centers around one thing, at lower frequencies devices that
generate noise need "antennas" to cause problems. The cures will all prevent
the devices from effective "antennas".
The original post contained information about an unusual thing we should
keep in mind, that some devices h
Jameco continues to sell linear wall warts, if you want them new.
best wishes,
Nick
VE7DXR
At 05:26 24-10-14, you wrote:
On 10/23/2014 3:33 PM, JC wrote:
So watch out is you have Comcast cable modem, it is necessary to choke the
cable and the AC cord with FT240 # 31. With this fix ,the noise
On 10/23/2014 3:33 PM, JC wrote:
So watch out is you have Comcast cable modem, it is necessary to choke the
cable and the AC cord with FT240 # 31. With this fix ,the noise dropped from
s8 to s0 but still audible at Doug receiver.
By now this should be "Ham Radio 101" -- that is, assume that
What is the model number of the offending modem?
Garry, NI6T
On 10/23/2014 3:33 PM, JC wrote:
Hi guys
I would like to share with you what NX4D just found out. Doug has
experiencing a strong noise on top band for almost a year. He did try to
find it everywhere, disconnected all appliances in th
Hi guys
I would like to share with you what NX4D just found out. Doug has
experiencing a strong noise on top band for almost a year. He did try to
find it everywhere, disconnected all appliances in the house and the noise
was still roaring.
For some coincidence Dug removed the cable from the mode
