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On Thu, 09 Jun 2005 13:23:44 -0400, CycleOpps wrote:
Are there any solutions to eleminating or at least reducing the interference caused by low voltage halogen lighting? Like many desk lamps and accent lighting. My only solution so far is to make sure all lighting in the house is off if I want to listen to the radio. The problem is the dimmer in the halogen lamp. To verify, turn the light all the way up in brightness and see if the interference goes away. It would be cheaper to purchase a new light than to design and construct a filter that would totally eliminate the cross-ovber harmonics from the dimmer. |
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