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Group: sci.electronics.equipment · Group Profile
Author: Graham.Graham. Date: Mar 4, 2008 11:13
"Foxtrot" wrote in message
news:Xns9A57AA15ACE8ED712E3@127.0.0.1...
>I am in the UK and want to make several phone extensions.
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> QUESTION: I would like to know I this will increase the level of hum.
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> ISTR UK phones have a transformer and some other components to
> neutralise hum but would that be good enough to prevent hum from a messy
> setup like mine? Some details are below.
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> In my situation the phone extension wires and the mains wires will run
> close to one other.
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> There will be about four or five additional extension phone sockets.
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> And in some phone sockets there will be a loose extension lead of approx
> 3 metres which will be almost ontop of curled mains flex
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It is quite difficult to induce hum into telephone wiring.
Use twisted pair cabling rather than the flat ready-made
extension cables.
--
Graham
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