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Group: sci.electronics.equipment · Group Profile
Author: Foxtrot
Date: Mar 4, 2008 15:51

On Tue 04 Mar 2008 19:13:07, Graham. privacy.com> wrote:
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> "Foxtrot" wrote in message
> news:Xns9A57AA15ACE8ED712E3@127.0.0.1...
>>I am in the UK and want to make several phone extensions.
>>
>> QUESTION: I would like to know I this will increase the level of
>> hum.
>>
>> 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.
>>
>> -------------------------
>>
>> In my situation the phone extension wires and the mains wires will
>> run close to one other.
>>
>> There will be about four or five additional extension phone
>> sockets.
>>
>> 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
>>
>
> It is quite difficult to induce hum into telephone wiring.
> Use twisted pair cabling rather than the flat ready-made
> extension cables.

(As you suggest, I will not get the flat ready made extension cable
which I guess is made from flexible multi-stranded wires.)

Is the sort of cable sold in the UK specifically for domestic
telephone wall sockets (wuth single stranded wires) usually made up
as "twisted pair" in the way you are recommending?
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