vk3pa@vk3pa.com wrote:
> wot type of A/C? New inverter types r a real problem!!
>
Not being the patient type I'd expect the dealer or factory to fix it.
If not promptly addressed they'd find in on the loading doc some
morning. I have no patience with equipment that doesn't work correctly,
even if I couldn't afford to replace it for a year of two.
Any more, I always have a talk with the dealer explaining that RFI would
be unacceptable. If they want to sell me something, appliance, furnace,
air conditioner, or TV set, they have to be willing to take it back if
that's a problem. Even the last HD TV the dealer was willing to let me
keep trying sets until I found one I liked. Of course the model I
purchased hadn't even arrived yet except for the floor model so I had to
wait for the first ones to hit the shelves. Two years later I could
purchase the same make and size for well less than half the price and
with far more features, but I think it was a good decision.. Even the
new 50-60"ones with 30,000:1 dynamic contrast are cheaper now. I'd say
if anything now is a good time to purchase a TV<:-)) and no, I don't
have room to mount anything larger than the one I have
now...Unlessss...I put it out in the shop (toy room/ham shack/etc...)
where I spend most of my time anyway.
73
Roger (K8RI)
> Quoting Michael Ryan <mryan001@tampabay.rr.com>:
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>> My coax leads from my tower come through a soffit aside the tower, into the
>> attic. I bring them then into the inside of a closet, and under the door of
>> the closet to my rig. Next to the closet is my a/c air handler. This is a
>> new unit, just replaced a 20 yr old TRANE. When the air handler is running
>> the fan puts out some ungodly noise. I have to shut it down to hear most
>> anything that is not S-9plus in strength. I sent an email off to ICE
>> Products to see if they have some kind of a 220 volt line filter...never
>> heard back from them, now after 2 weeks. When the 220volt breaker is turned
>> off, the noise disappears even if the fan is still running slowing to off.
>> Anytime the fan is running and has current it is dirty. We have put bypass
>> caps on the 220 volt supply line, and the fan leads. No help. Any ideas? -
>> Mike
>>
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