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xgmranti

@magma.ca		reply to Bicephale
Re: The customer's own wiring

I don't mean to spam meaninglessly but this should be stickied. That is one hell of an informative post.
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Bicephale

join:2005-09-24		 Thank you!  I had a FAQ in mind when i started this but i changed my mind...

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Bicephale

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Toroïdal Choke
And now, the final touch...
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bellunder

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said by Bicephale See Profile :

And now, the final touch...
this looks cool. Does it really reduce a significant amount of noise on the phone line?
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Guspaz
Guspaz
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Montreal, QC
·Colbanet

4 edits		 Most of Bicephale's changes seem to be focused on eliminating the 60hz AC interference, although I could be mistaken.

Bicephale: It looks like that Bell cabling is both pairs in one cable. Would you get less interference if you replaced it (at least the inside wiring) with shielded twisted cat5e or cat6 (or to get insane, cat7 cabling, which shields both the cable AND the individual strands within it, so double-shielded) cabling? Or would that have less shielding?
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