Component Grounding Techniques

Posted by Ken Simmons [IP: 208.8.213.253] on October 05, 1999 at 08:15:51
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In Reply to: Component Grounding Techniques posted by Robert Fellows on October 04, 1999 at 23:10:36:

: So, if I understand your answer, there may be no simple solution. Since the whistle may be a defect in the incoming signal, it will be impossible to remove.

That's correct. Even though cable-TV distribution, etc. has improved over the years, there are a number of "flaws" in the whole system directly tied to the "medium of transmission" (i.e. the cable). Also, most (if not all) cable companies derive their INITIAL SIGNAL from satellite downlinks, and those downlinks can have problems due to atmospheric and solar phenomena (i.e. clouds, ionospheric interference, solar flares, etc.). Finally, I understand we're in a PEAK PERIOD of solar activity (or at least on the "trailing edge") and until Ol' Sol "calms down", there's not a lot we can do.

That's the best I can offer. In no way do I pretend to be an "absolute authority" on these things, so please accept my apologies if I seem "dim"... ;)

Ken

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