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From: bruce@ccavax.camb.com
Newsgroups: comp.dcom.modems
Subject: Re: radio interferance
Message-ID: <34664.2731765e@ccavax.camb.com>
Date: 2 Nov 90 17:36:30 GMT
References: <1990Oct29.074854.41370@cc.usu.edu>
Organization: Cambridge Computer Associates, Inc.
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In article <1990Oct29.074854.41370@cc.usu.edu>, sldf3@cc.usu.edu writes:
> I have a small problem of receiving a radio station through my modem
> during the afternoon. Can anyone tell me how to remedy this problem?

If you are near a transmitter, this is not too unusual.

Some of the same companies that make wall jacks and other similar station
equipment also make radio interference filters.

I know Suttle makes them, and I just flipped open a CAC (Continental
Apparatus Co 817.431.1521) catalog and found them. 

The CAC folks make a CAC 1542A described as a toroid choke coil,
and they also make a CAC BCIF Filter for really heavy duty problems. This 
latter unit is a 3 section Tchebychev low pass filter with a 300 khz cutoff.

> Please E-mail to SLDF3@CC.USU.EDU as I don't usually read this group.

Done.