Hi Don,
I strongly recommend that you take this to the ADSL vendor. It's THEIR
problem, and THEY should fix it. W8JI did that several years ago when he
had the same problem, and they brought him a new modem that fixed it.
There are several textbook things that could and should be done. One of
the most important is replacing telco's wiring in the vicinity of your
antennas with high quality twisted pair, like CAT5. Another would the
installation of common mode chokes like those I've recommended on telco
wiring, on power supply wiring, and on any other cables attached to the
modem. These measures are THEIR responsibility, not yours.
73, Jim K9YC
On Mon,6/6/2016 1:29 PM, Don Kirk wrote:
I previously said "I am now out of bullets", but one last thing I
would like to try is ADSL2 tone blocking, but when I asked the local
tech about that he had no idea how to do it. I am pretty sure it can
be done, but will have to study up on it and see how feasible it is.
I would like to tone block for the segment of 160 meters I operate to
see if that would get me by.
Don (wd8dsb)
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