Some times the approach to fixing problems seems more like treating the common cold. IE fixing the symptoms instead of the problems. IF one station uses a piece of equipment with no problems, yet ano
My published advice on the topic of RFI is two important premises. First, is the assumption that with any commercial product, the best solution is generally one that does not require modification of
"Re: [RFI] Do we neglect problems and fix symptoms?" Yes. When a major electronics firm has spent six years and 500 million dollars to produce noisey crap, the chances of a shoe-string budget ham of
Jim, Roger, and All: Jim and Roger have made excellent points in their respectuve postings. I would just like to add my comments regarding overall RFI issues with commercial equipment: I have spent t
I think the contention of the original poster was to "fix" the problem with our wallets - as in, return them, and tell them WHY - and say "Guess what, any product you make that has RFI problems will
Yes, that's an action I fully support, and have recommended more than once. The problem arises when RFI-free products of a given type are not available in the marketplace, or are specialized products
"and tell them WHY - and say "Guess what, any product you make that has RFI problems will be returned" " Having done this with many items over the past three decades and having worked in the electron
Experience would indicate it goes a lot lower in frequency than that. Oh, so may years ago I had set up with stations on each band. A good portion of the station was in a home made console. http://ww
Definitely the way to go, if you can Interestingly, my ROUTER doesn't cause a lot of problems - the MOTHERBOARDS do - Putting ferrites on the router end does almost nothing, put them on the PC side,