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"johnelstad" wrote ...
Pooh Bear: At first I thought I hadn't moved anything, but now I realize that two weeks ago I signed up for cable to watch the World Cup. I now have a splitter that goes to my cable modem and directly to my tv. Disconnecting the coax cable from my tv kills the hum. Any suggestions? Thanks again! That is a very common problem. The cable system uses a different ground reference than your power/mains system uses. There is always some voltage difference between these grounds. This is what you hear as "hum". In some cases the difference has been reported in the mid-50 volt range(!) Several vendors make isolation transformers for the cable connection. Highly recommend that solution in preference to any others. |
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