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Here is an article about local radio station interference:
http://www.k-comfilters.com/reprints/RadioWorld20010330.asp
At home I usually run one of their filters on my phone line service entry
with a surge arrestor behind it:  http://www.k-comfilters.com/  Their parts
are available from Ham Radio stores. They also have a free telephone support
line.

For a quick source of a RFI filter I suspect a DSL line filter might work.
After all it is to keep the DSL RF out of the analog phones. I do not know
if DSL is available in your country, but if it is, someone should have DSL
filters.

There are lot's of other options as most of the companies like Square D and
Leviton all have whole house filtering for both USA and other countries.
Your local electrical supply may have one of them.

Good luck on fixing the issue.

Jim
Jim Bacher,  Senior Engineer
Paxar Americas, Inc.
e-mail: [email protected]




Does anyone could give me a suggestion on how to suppress RFI (AM and FM)
>from a telephone line, which is pretty close to a Radio Station?

Firstly I was thinking in something to attach between the telephone and
line.

Where can i buy it??? It is a little urgent....

I tried Schaffner, but it seems they don't have what I need!

Thanks

George


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