Georgina,
Just to be clear, I don't intend on moving their wires. The routing of my DSL
line was something they do if requested rather than making it available to all
phone jacks. They also put in a higher quality cable to carry the DSL/phone
signal and they did that to partly address my prob
Hello,
I advised complaining not just because it is likely to be cheaper for you as
the end user. But depending upon your contract. Such equipment is the property
of those who provide you with the service. They are providing you with a
substandard service and they are in breach of their contrac
I am already all filtered up in terms of DSL. For one thing, to try to avoid
this very problem, my DSL line is separated from my phone lines at the box
outside the house, and the DSL line runs to my modem. However, to play it
safe, I did put filters on the phone line to be extra careful. I su
Those are good suggestions and I am going to do just that. I am a little
suspicious of my DSL modem because there are no chokes on the cord to the AC
adapter. It is strange. If I put an AM radio near the heavy ground wire that
is connected from the circuit breaker box to the water pipe where
Hello,
Have you considered complaining and asking them to supply some filters?
Regards,
> On 1 Aug 2020, at 18:04, Steve Jacobson wrote:
>
> Tom,
>
> Agreed completely. I had a sudden increase perhaps a month ago in the
> interference I am getting on the AM band from my DSL service. The p
It is back interference from the modern switching power supplies. We used to
use Transformers to render different voltages for the radio/television etc.,
but since the early 90s, we use fancy transistors to chop up the line
voltage into little time segments to get lower voltage. The noise we get
Hello,
It wouldn't hurt getting a couple of those ferrite chokes and putting them on
the lines. If on a power line put it on the cord as close as possible to the
power source. You may have noticed that the more expensive USB cables, audio
lease and power supplies will have a ferrite choke on th
Tom,
Agreed completely. I had a sudden increase perhaps a month ago in the
interference I am getting on the AM band from my DSL service. The phone
company must have changed something either with the phone lines outside or with
the DSL settings. While I know there is always DSl interference a
Steve and list: It's amazing to think of just how many things we have
around the house that generate noise; things that we "have" to have to help
us function, such as our phones (cordless or otherwise) chargers,
modems...etc.! My cable modem really reeks habic with my AM radio; my
stereo system i
Georgina,
If I take my cordless phone and put it near an AM radio, I find that it
generates a good bit of digital noise across the entire AM band, but there are
oscillations that occur here and there that are stronger than the general
noise. I would guess that on his system, one of those stron
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