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When the SW interference got worse today, I walked around the room (to
start out) with my 396 and noted that the hum was so loud next to my computer that the signal light lit up. I turned off the power supply and the noise went away. I'm thinking "great, I need to buy ANOTHER surge protector". But then I played a hunch and started unplugging stuff one by one to see if it's really the surge strip and when I unplugged my computer's printer the noise went away. Plug it back in, and the noise returns. So instead of spending $20 on a surge protector, I'm looking at $120+ for a new printer. But that's ok since it was acting up in other ways, for example the paper feed quit working so it wouldn't automatically feed paper through, I had to feed it each sheet by hand. It's not always a power line problem, guys. I think the other guy who was having a hum on the tropical bands should try what I did. |
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