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Hello,
Not too sharp with noise reduction techniques. And, too much of a Sr. Citizen now to actually build chokes, etc. myself anymore, but would like to ask the following, please. Have a new WinRadio Excalibur receiver, and it appears that I am picking up a lot of noise from nearby "stuff": Possibilities, I think, would include: Comcast Router PC Modem And, a whole bunch of wal-warts which I assume are switching types. Are there inexpensive, simple, ferrite toroids that I can clip on wires that may help ? Any that R/S sells that are worth a try ? For the wal-warts, should they go on the AC input, the dc output, or both ? Should they also go on USB cables between the PC and receiver module ? All USB cables ? How about the Modem to Router lead, and the Router to PC lead ? Any part of the coax lead in from the receiving (only) antenna ? (doubt it, but thought I'd ask this one anyway) Any thoughts would be most appreciated. Thanks, Bob |
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