OK, I have dealt with TV interference before, but this one has me stumped. Installed customer 4 weeks ago. All is fine. Over last week, signal strenght started degrading. Customer complained about speed slowdown. Customer was out of town for weekend but we went out Saturday and RSSI was re
RF Interference was my job for some time in my old CATV days. Here are
some tips. First, is this an integrated radio/antenna? If it is then you
may have RF interference traveling along the Cat 5 cable. If so then
snap a ferrite bead onto the cat 5 cable near the antenna and POE ends
of the cabl
I had the same thing recently. I raised the rootenna above the TV
antenna, and the white dots went away.
Pete Davis
NoDial.net
Scott Reed wrote:
OK, I have dealt with TV interference before, but this one has me
stumped. Installed customer 4 weeks ago. All is fine. Over last
week, signal
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From: John Scrivner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> RF Interference was my job for some time in my old CATV days. Here are
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some tips. First, is this an integrated radio/antenna? I
use shielded ethernet cable. that's the
problem.
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Thanks John, and Duh. The ferrite beads are in
the truck, bu
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> use shielded ethernet cable. that's the
problem.
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Reed
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Channels 2 - 6 on TV are below the FM Radio broadcast band. Perhaps an IF
of the internet radio is leaking into the TV system - Do they have a mast
mounted TV amplifier in the chain?
Allen
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Subject: Re: [WISPA] TV Interference
> Channels 2 - 6 on TV are below the FM Radio broadcast band.
Perhaps an IF
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of the internet radio is leaking into the TV system - Do they have a mast
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mounted TV amplifier in the c
