Bill,
I would first try to isolate the problem. Try disconnecting the wireless
router from the DSL modem and connect ONE PC by a CAT 5 cable directly to
the DSL modem and repeat your 80 M high power test. This will eliminate the
router from the equation. If your internet connection to the single PC is
unaffected then the problem is likely with the wireless router or its
connecting cables. If the internet connection is lost while connected to
only the DSL modem then the problem is likely with the DSL modem or its
connecting cables.
You said you "have put RF cores on all of the wires leading to the DSL box
and the router". Did you use an individual core on each wire (power
supply/wall wart, DSL cable from the wall, Ethernet patch cable to router)?
Did you wind several turns of each cable through the cores?
Please let the list know the results of your tests.
Ken, WA2LBI
On Mon, Aug 16, 2010 at 16:29, Bill Gillenwater <gillie@pa.net> wrote:
> I've been having this problem since I moved to the new QTH. I use DSL and
> a wireless router. The router is located in a separate part of the house.
> Everything works fine until on 80 meters. Low power is no problem. Anything
> over 100 watts and my telnet/internet connecting is lost. I can run a KW on
> the other bands with no problem. I have put RF cores on all of the wires
> leading to the DSL box and the router, still no success. I suspect that the
> phone wiring that runs through the walls and in the attic, may be the
> culprit, not sure. But just on 80 meters does this problem surface. Any
> ideas out there????
>
> tnx 73 Bill K3SV
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