Re: telephone interference

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From: Mr Bill
Date: Sat, 08 Mar 1997 00:00

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DeDaniel Partridge wrote:
> 
> Need a filter design to eliminate crosstalk between modem and second
> telephone line in my house. Anyone?Daniel Partridge

Dear Dan,

The best crosstalk prevention is a well twisted pair; look at the wires 
where they run parallel, and be sure they are still twisted. 
The next best prevention is separation. Run them in different paths from 
the point they become yours, (demark point)

That said, crosstalk should not be an issue. Is it possible that the 
modem is too loud (hot) or too low (long?)
					-Mr Bill

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From: Mr Bill <yow@zer.zip>
Subject: Re: telephone interference
Date: 1997/03/08
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