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November 12th 06, 05:28 AM
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Trane furnace radio/TV interference
Mark wrote:
Hi, Then, shielding, choking, bypassing with caps come to mind. It's all by trial and error. O'scope may come in handy. Well that's my concern. There are more and more of these kinds of units being installed everyday. We can't "home brew" a fix for all of them. Someone needs to get to the FCC or to the manufacterer to fix this at the source before it gets worse. Mark Yup, EMI pollution! |
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