Thank you, Julf.
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P Nelson wrote:
If it is the power source then you should be able to filter the noise by
using capacitors or a choke.
A first, simple step would be a cheap X10 powerline filter.
To try to judge the real from the false will always be hard. In this
fast-growing art of 'high fidelity' the
Paul, thanks for your time and advice.
Yes, the amp does not click from day one :) The click is faint enough to
be noticeable only when nothing is playing, but it is definitely there.
The adapters I've used follow the AV2 Homeplug specification, so they
should modulate a signal in the 1.8MHz to
First, I assume that this click you hear does not occur when you are not
using the power line adapters (PLA). This probably means the PLA are
the source of the problem. You mentioned you swapped some of them to
rule out a defective PLA. These PLAs work by transmitting a frequency
into the
Actually power supply in FR is rather good. Home wiring standards might
be another story, esp. considering older housing.
I cannot do without PLC in this case. And I hope it won't prove as
fragile as you say...
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I've recently played with a few powerline adapters and in my home there
is one adapter that causes audible clicks in the neighboring audio
source when it is powered on.
I've looked around but unfortunately most powerline filtering
conversations seem to concentrate on improving adapters
hi get rid of this Adapter
i knew from my parents something about the french powersupply and the
(dont take this personal) french Laissez-faire :o
My Parents Phone line is thrown (by the company) over the street and was
plugged with insulating screw joints.
If you found a working adapter
Yupp Power supply is good (my Dad gets an older APC PDU from my
office that shown ~248 and 255 V) ~230 should be the std. (in germany)
And in the other thing: Its not The House its the departement. The cable
is owned by France (dont now the right company Name) and the nice
craftman ship is made
DJanGo wrote:
1) is it attached to 1 one by three(or more) Adapter?
2) Is there a FI (german Fehlerstromschutzschalter) thats used in
bathrooms and kitchen?
3) Is it the same building or is a electricity meter (from your
powersupplier) between this and the other Adapter(s)?
1) I don't
DJanGo wrote:
Its not The House its the departement. The cable is owned by France
(dont now the right company Name) and the nice craftman ship is made on
the Outside of the building.
Our potent public services rarely miss an opportunity to outsource a job
to the private sector :) Small
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