Does this have AC Noise Filtering Reduces Radio Frequency (Rfi) & Electromagnetic Interference (Emi) like the Furman M-8Dx?
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Hello Darian, I have reviewed the owners manual for the PL-Plus C. It does not list the feature you asked about. I have the M-8Dx as well. I have had zero interference with either unit. I hope this helps!
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I am no expert, but I don't believe it will compensate for a houses internal RF noise generated by appliances and such. What it can do is magnify the signal in the small range of the station you are tuning in...because you tune the terk antenna in also...the terk's tuner is labeled with the AM frequencies just like the radio is. Now the question is...will the radio have enough 'added' signal to overcome your houses internal RF noise ? Maybe.
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Johny, "isolated filter banks" are exclusive to Tripp Lite's ISOBAR series premium surge protectors and are not available on UPS systems. However, this UPS does offer EMI/RFI line noise filtering. If you need more assistance picking the right solution, please call our Tech Support team at (773)869-1234. Helena from Tripp Lite
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A buzzing noise is electromagnetic interference (from a TV, old dimmer switch, motors, CFL light bulb near the radio, etc.). This antenna will not remove EMI. You need to get rid of the EMI or move the radio away from it. Google "AM interference" (use the quotes) for more on this. That said, in some cases the directional characteristics of the antenna may help you receive more of the desired signal and less of the EMI, but don't count on it.
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yes it does, I bought 2 and they came with ac adapters. That's how I use it - plugged in on my kitchen countertop. They're nice radios and the reception is good (once it's in the right position, but you'll figure it out).
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Experiment #128 does. You need a radio, it produces static in it as the output. Also, you have to hold the metal right up to the ferrite antenna coil.I haven't built that one yet, just what the manual reads.
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Yes, it has RF input/output. If you have more questions, do what I did and check the PDF version of the manual here: http://ec1.images-amazon.com/media/i3d/01/A/man-migrate/MANUAL000065138.pdf
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Although the facts are covered in the first two answers, I have a few points to add. [1] The amplifier's analog stages are remarkably resistant to picking up interference from a computer environment. I currently have mine hooked up to a "sound card" in an 8 Xeon Macpro, and it does not seem to be bothered by the EMI.[2] If I only have one thing hooked up, I recommend using Input #2. Input #1 has the passthrough on it, and if those outputs are unterminated (have nothing attached), there is a little bit of "antenna effect" for lack of a more appropriate electrical engineering term.[3] The amplifier is double insulated, so you don't need a three wire plug for it. Although the facts are covered in the first two answers, I have a few points to add. [1] The amplifier's analog stages are remarkably resistant to picking up interference from a computer environment. I currently have mine hooked up to a "sound card" in an 8 Xeon Macpro, and it does not seem to be bothered by the EMI.[2] If I only have one thing hooked up, I recommend using Input #2. Input #1 has the passthrough on it, and if those outputs are unterminated (have nothing attached), there is a little bit of "antenna effect" for lack of a more... » Read More Although the facts are covered in the first two answers, I have a few points to add. [1] The amplifier's analog stages are remarkably resistant to picking up interference from a computer environment. I currently have mine hooked up to a "sound card" in an 8 Xeon Macpro, and it does not seem to be bothered by the EMI.[2] If I only have one thing hooked up, I recommend using Input #2. Input #1 has the passthrough on it, and if those outputs are unterminated (have nothing attached), there is a little bit of "antenna effect" for lack of a more appropriate electrical engineering term.[3] The amplifier is double insulated, so you don't need a three wire plug for it. « Show Less
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As far as I know, the unit only has 2.4 GHz radio frequency. I have not had problems with it.
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Not that I know of. My wife and I like the noise. It drowns out any other sounds and helps us sleep better. Good Luck. I really like our unit.
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Unfortunately no. I don't know a lot about this stuff, but I understand optical can eliminate hum. Others will be more knowledgeable. I myself would like to know if the annoying hum would be eliminated. Anyone know?
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Im not 100% sure but I know that radio shack made it. It is a great eq though. Ut gives you alot of control and its the cheapest ive seen for a 15 ban and its 2 channels.
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I'm not sure what you have around your cable there. I have 5 computers and a bunch of radios close to where I use mine with no problems whatsoever. I use it to bring a large lcd tv sound to a Altec computer sound system and it does not suffer any interference. I'm a user of Mediabridge cables and to date I couldn't find any issues with them but as I said, not sure what type of EMI/RFI you have around. Regarding quality I can atest the one I bought are par with the good ones available. Tks
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I do not know for sure; however I reasoned that the filtering would be better on the PowerMax since it is used on RV and Coach applications. I was comparing it to another type that was a brute force charger. I am going to use my PowerMax in powering HF/VHF/UHF radios and I don't need a noisy power supply.Good luck, friend.
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This is a In Line Noise Suppressor. It filters out unwanted frequencies on a 12vdc power line feeding sensitive audio devices and amplifiers. It does not have any amplification capabilities and will not boost any signals.
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It has both -- I use the ac adaptor mostly. I'll say it again, after many months of use, I still find it a practical way to get good sounds and more practice time in an apartment setting (without bothering the neighbors).
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It all depends on how the interference is getting into your system. If it is piggy-backing in on the power line then this filter could make a difference. If it is sneaking in on your audio wires then it won't. I once lived very close to some FM/TV broadcast tower and had to wrap metal foil around my audio cables and use an alligator clip test lead to clip the foil to a metal screw on the amplifier case. Try disconnecting all the RCA jacks from the amp, if the interference goes away, then it is getting in on the audio wires, if the interference stays, it is probably coming in on the power line.