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RE: RFI problem
>The Klipsch speakers are not cheap. Mine are the
>THX certified ones and run $199 new. If you
>neighbor is audio or gaming buff he may go
>for this option.
>
>-Freeman
Thanks Freeman. I think the Klipsch speakers will be too expensive for his budget. He’s a family man with 4 kids. But if I can’t find something less expensive, maybe I’ll offer to split the cost with him.
>The RF might be affecting the sound card itself,
>not the speakers, and any ferrite beads in the
>speaker cable will not do any good.
>BTW, ferrite beads may not make the best choke
>at 144 MHz; they are better for HF. You may have
>better results using a powered iron core specified
>for 144 MHz. Try winding the cable like a toroidal
>inductor, not just passing it through the core
>(you will need a large diameter core for that).
>
>Good luck,
>
>Marc N2UO
Thanks Marc. I’m sure the problem is the speakers (happens when they are unplugged). The cores I used are designed for VHF (they were for PC monitor cables) they are probably powdered iron but I don't actually know. I did wrap the cables in the cores. I managed 4 turns.
If I can't find some speakers that work out of the box and if I can get him to let me have the speakers for a week or so, maybe I can try some different types and see what works.
>Give him yours.... ;-)
>
>Roger
>WA1KAT
Thanks Roger. I would but mine aren’t amplified and don’t have a ‘sub woofer’.
Steve .. AI7W
LM #2270
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