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My ham radio 110-13.8 V power supply interacts with my electric
frying pan. No matter how far away in the house I plug them in, there is a harmonic that causes the power supply to make a loud hum. I must choose between rag chewing and food chewing. Help. What gizmo can I purchase to filter out the resonance between them? Actually, it only happens when the pan is switched to "low", not on "high". |
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