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In Reply to: Power cords can be antennae posted by E-Stat on January 4, 2004 at 08:34:52:
Sure power cords can be antennae, so can all the unshielded wire in your walls. And unless you have a line filter, the shielding does nothing at all. In fact if the filter is at the input to the component, a shielded power cord is pointless. The filter would have to be in the plug/receptacle to make a shielded power cord usefull. Sorry, I just don't buy the argument. My Rotel CD player has a very nicely implemented line filter just inside the chassis. What would a shielded power cord do for me?Jerry
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