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SamBuca
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I put Tellabs amps on both ends of the line for a better s/n ratio...transmitter side is now on minimum gain dip switch settings with the gain trimmer pot all the way down...it's getting a nice strong level. Still a hum. The hum is not present when I yank the fuse from the transmitter side demarc and the hum doesn't change when I yank the fuse from the studio side demarc.
It HAS to be in the telco line. Since Sprint refuses to change the pair, I'm going to swap it with another pair we're using for the ARC-16. It started raining tonight and the hum got worse. Hmmmm...sounds like a bummy pair to me.
I liked the idea of running 2 DSL modems back to back and throwing that STL-IP from AudioTX in there or something. If I put a filter on the line, I can still use it for analog audio transmission. Grabbing a Cisco Aironet 1400 for 5.8ghz unlicensed STL is expensive as hell considering you still need some sort of STL over IP system on top of it.<P ID="signature">______________
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It HAS to be in the telco line. Since Sprint refuses to change the pair, I'm going to swap it with another pair we're using for the ARC-16. It started raining tonight and the hum got worse. Hmmmm...sounds like a bummy pair to me.
I liked the idea of running 2 DSL modems back to back and throwing that STL-IP from AudioTX in there or something. If I put a filter on the line, I can still use it for analog audio transmission. Grabbing a Cisco Aironet 1400 for 5.8ghz unlicensed STL is expensive as hell considering you still need some sort of STL over IP system on top of it.<P ID="signature">______________
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