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Re: XTB, reliablity, etc.
"sylvan butler" <ZsdbUse1+noZs_0612@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> I have a testerlinc. It shows a silly "quality" number for X10 traffic,
> and an equally silly "120khz activity" number. Yet it has been
> incredibly helpfull isolating noise sources. Other things which I
> suspected have shown no testerlinc differences with or without a filter,
> so I "assumed" they are OK without.
>
> Is that a flawed assumption?
Unfortunately, the SignalLinc doesn't appear to measure signal strength. I
don't think the X10 quality number is a good indicator of signal strength
until it becomes marginal. So, this instrument may not be that useful for
finding signal suckers. However, that 120KHz activity number may be a good
tool to identify noise sources.
Jeff
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