Hi,
I have this knock out problem, tried ferrite beads, ferrite cores, coils,
vodoo, black magic...
I came to conclusion that some devices are really built not caring for RF
exposure. Two different revisions of a Speedstream 2400 modem behave
completely different. One could whitstand my 160m TX signal, other not.
Finally I tried a Dlink DSL-500B that works ok, so far...
73,
Felipe Ceglia - PY1NB
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On Mon, Jul 16, 2012 at 11:40 PM, <lrpmbt@comcast.net> wrote:
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> > My problem is that when I try to operate on 160 the DSL
> > crashes. I have tried many Type 31 3 inch ferrite rings
> > with 20 turns on both the phone line and the Cat 5 cable
> > from the Zhone modem but even at 200 watts the
> > DSL looses sync.
>
> Herb,
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> The problem usually comes from the wall wart with RF getting into the
> power supply lead. Most modems us an external PS such as the infamous wall
> wart. Try wrapping the PS lead around the ferrite core as close to the
> modem as possible, the same with the Telco wiring . The other alternative
> is to get a modem with a internal PS. De W8VVG
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