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Re: Thanks and a ?




On Tuesday, July 16, 2002, at 05:54 PM, Rtpilk@aol.com wrote:

> Anyway……the new Repeater I have has a 'hum' emanating from the 
> headphone jack (in the headphones only).  The frequency of the 'hum' 
> changes as different buttons illuminate on the front of the unit.   
> Short somewhere?  Any ideas? It is something I can live with but just 
> wanted to know if anyone else has come across this situation.

The headphone socket is not shielded in the same way as the standard 
audio outs, but you should not get too much noise out of the unit. How 
loud is it? I had a small amount of noise out of mine, but after 
juggling around with the power cables/leads and finding a decent earth, 
it vanished.

I know a few Repeater users who has earthing faults inside the unit... 
its not too uncommon. Check your earth, and if nothing solves your 
problem, then I'd contact Electrix ASAP to get a fix.

And welcome to the list :) You have some nice equipment!
--
Stuart Wyatt - Solo String Project
http://www.solostring.com
stuart@solostring.com


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