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x10 killer (was Re: BUGGER !!! ..)



--- In ukha_d@xxxxxxx, "Keith Doxey" <ukha@d...> wrote:
> you need a filter where the incoming mains passes through both live
and
> neutral chokes. This blocks the X10 from getting to the appliance.
I have
> some old filters that BT used to use in the garage that I am going
to dig
> out to try. These were available in 3A, 7A and 13A versions. If
they work I
> will find out a supplier of them and post details. Because I have
some of
> the 13A versions I will use them on the main feeds to PC equipment
and AV
> equipment to stop the Switch Mode PSU's from blocking X10.

That would be great. I have no problem with opening the Dell to fit a
filter internally (if they aren't too big).

> Is that Dell definately a problem or is it that the cumulative
effect of all
> the Dell and other PSU's is finally killing the X10?

Definitely the Dell. Unplug it - all ok. Plug it in - anywhere - and
it kills X10 dead :-(

Patrick


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