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Subject: Re: Zipper 2400 modem woes
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Date: Mon, 26-Jan-87 00:39:20 EST
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Summary: Get an RF Filter
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Over on the WELL, there has been much discussion in the telecommunications
conference about modem line noise.  Many people have gotten relief by 
going to their nearest AT&T Phone Mart and buying an RF filter.  This little
widget plugs into your wall phone jack, your modem plugs into the filter.
Costs about $6, if I remember correctly.
    DISCLAIMER:  I have no connection with AT&T except as a satisfied
customer of their long distance phone service.