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June 10th 05, 06:11 PM
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"CycleOpps" wrote in
: 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. Thanks, please reply to as well as the group. Vic That's about the only thing that worked for me  We have them in the kitchenand if I am listeming to the radio, I can tell at once when someone goes in there and turns on the halogen lights. Fortunatelt there are other light sources there as well so they don't have to work in the dark  -- Panzer |
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