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In Reply to: Re: Thoughts on AC posted by alan m. kafton on February 22, 2007 at 17:25:30:
What's he saying got to do with me disagreeing with your original statement about it not being possible to reduce effects due to conducted emissions in the VHF and UHF bands with dedicated wiring?It appears that Charles post addresses other potential noise sources besides conducted emissions on the grid. Fine, I don't disagree with anything he's saying. Does it mean he's saying or that it is a fact that there is no such possibility of these noises I speak of? After reading his post over and over at your recomendation I really don't think Charles would say those things. No man it was you whio I was disagreeing with. But that's not my point. My point is that conducted emissions from audio equipment exists and for equipment with poorly filtered switching power supplies this conducted noise can be really bad. Even properly designed and functioning equipment will have some level of undesirable conducted emissions even if it is within the limits of the local regulatory groups and laws. It's just the unavoidable physics of the chosen techs at this time. Dedicated wiring will reduce the effects of these conducted emissions. Please see my previous explanation.
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