[SEDXC] UVERSE COMES TO TOWN

gregpotter at charter.net gregpotter at charter.net
Sat Mar 23 20:42:57 EDT 2013


A lot of the problems are caused by unterminated and unfiltered "bridge 
taps".  In other words,  phone lines inside the house without anything 
connected to them are connected in parallel with the Uverse line and no 
bandstop filter is in place.  Sometimes they are just the right length 
to be a quarter wavelength on 80, 40, 20  meters etc. , but even if they 
are not resonant,  they act just like antennas.   Each phone line should 
be filtered with a bandstop filter with the exception of the actual 
Uverse line.  This will decrease the interference considerably.  AT&T 
Technicians have these filters on their truck for the most part and 
after you call in they will probably come out and put them in place.

73 de Greg NM2L








On Sat, Mar 23, 2013 at 4:34 PM, Mike Greenway wrote:

> Thanks for all the good input.. I have searched a number of sites and 
> my case is not isolated.  Here is a web site some of you might like if 
> you are  interested in Uverse RFI 
> http://adslm.dohrenburg.net/uverse/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=1&Itemid=6
>
> I learned some things like the reason I am hearing it mainly from BC 
> to 7 Mhz is the system Uverse uses, VDSL2, stretches from 25 Khz to 8 
> Mhz or so.  In my situation it appears that the strongest energy is on 
> 160 M. I think fighting ATT to do something will be like fighting city 
> hall.  I wish ARRL would pick up the ball on this plague as it will 
> only get worse with each new installation.
>
> There may be some installations that work well as I have a friend that 
> has Uverse Internet and his neighbor has TV and internet and he says 
> he cannot hear any of the noises I am describing but he is going to 
> look closer.  You can take a BC radio and tune to the high end of the 
> band and walk up to the Uverse box and hear the raucous noise leaking 
> out.
> 73 Mike
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