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Mike Chambers wrote:
I have an Eton E5 which I connect to my laptop via the Line Out on the Eton to the Line In on the laptop. This works great for recording shortwave broadcasts, but if the laptop is plugged in, it generates some interference on the radio (only when they are connected via lineout / in). If I unplug the laptop, there is no interference. Does anyone know if there is anything I can do to get rid of the inteference? I want to set up my machine to record programs overnight, so I can't leave the laptop unplugged. mike http://mesh.typepad.com You have a ground loop. Get an isolation transformer, say Radio Shack 270-054A about $15, and insert it in the connecting audio cable. -- Ron Hardin On the internet, nobody knows you're a jerk. |
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