On Wed, 18 Jul 2007 00:48:45 -0400, Roger (K8RI) wrote:
>I'd hate to think what'd happen with several turns on a toroid.
No problems anywhere I've used them, and I've used them throughout
my QTH in Chicago and here in CA. I've recommended them to a lot of
others, and no reports of problems. Mine were (and still are) on the
networks that carry traffic for my office, my wife's office, and
internet radio streaming to me 24/7.
What CAT5 circuits do NOT like is ty-wraping, stapling, and neat
bundling.
Think about it -- Ethernet hardware has MISERABLE common mode
rejection, both into and out of the box. Choking those lines kills
both radiation and reception of trash. On the reception side, that
means fewer errors and retransmissions. On the radiation side, that
means less trash on the ham bands.
73,
Jim Brown K9YC
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