Went back to Mike's original message and read it more carefully.
First, he's reporting that his CW signal interferes with his TV, not the
other way around. It's not the VHDSL (probably) signal getting out, but
his 40 meter signal getting in.
UVerse is 100% digital, not analog. He describes how the picture breaks
up, and that's exactly what happens when there is a lot of packet loss.
I'd bet he'd notice internet problems at the same time as the TVI.
All of the TVs have the same issue at the same time, so it's not the
ethernet running around the house, or the WiFi, it's between the UVerse
box and the cabinet out on the street (the cabinet is fed by fiber).
Here's the fun bit, you mention "poor quality paired cable."
UVerse does not install a new drop. They take whatever wire happens to
be there, and use that. It's guaranteed to be CAT 3 or less. There
could be bridge taps, or multiple unterminated jacks in multiple rooms.
It could be RG-59, if there happens to be a coax run to where the
customer wants the router. It wouldn't be RG-59 all the way to the
cabinet. A mixed-up mess of wiring is not only possible, but likely.
73 -- Lynn
On 8/26/2017 9:59 AM, Jim Brown wrote:
On 8/26/2017 9:07 AM, Lynn W. Taylor, WB6UUT wrote:
That said, the short xDSL part isn't supposed to radiate.
"Supposed" is the key word here. Radiation occurs due to several
mechanisms.
> 3) Poor quality paired cable.
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