Hello, it's extremely annoying that I can hear a local radio station at low
volume when I use my computer speakers. The speakers are the amplified kind
with a subwoofer, and so they must be plugged in to operate. I've got them
plugged into a power strip, but switching them to another outlet
Matthew,
Does the interference disappear if you unplug the speakers
from the sound card of the computer? If so, you might be
able to eliminate it by running the cable from the speakers
through a toroid a couple of times right at the plug. You
often see this done with monitor cables and with
Hello,
able to eliminate it by running the cable from the speakers
through a toroid a couple of times right at the plug. You
What is a toroid and where does one get one?
Peter S.
often see this done with monitor cables and with other
peripherals.
** Original Message From: Matthew Bullis **
A good place to get toroid cores and ferrite beads is,
http://www.amidoncorp.com/
I think Radio Shack also sells a limited number of types and
sizes.
When a cable carrying audio is passed through a ferrite bead
or wrapped around a toroid core, RF and electronic noise can
be filtered out of
can 60 cycle hum or 160 hum be fixed this way to?
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From: Tom [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, June 08, 2004 1:34 PM
Subject: Re: I hear radio station as interference in speakers
A good place to get toroid cores and ferrite beads is,
http
