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You sent 4 identical posts within two minutes.  We got your message.
Regarding your telephone problem, try re-routing the telephone line and try
to avoid routes that parallel the electric fence.   Also try underground
installation.  Another suggestion would be to use shielded and grounded
cable.
Best Regards,
Dan Sofie
Electronics Supply & Repair
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Grzeg <nospam~!grzegorz@excite.com!~spamnot!> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> I've got a telephone connection which goes from my main house to another
> house. The cable has a length of 35 metres, and it goes through ground,
> inside dry hose, not touching ground.
> Unfortunately my neighbour has an electric fence which is grounded in
earth,
> and makes clicking noises on the whole phoneline every 2.5 secs. Neighbour
> is a nice man and he let me check it. But he won't turn it off.
> If I disconnect the second house, there's no noise.
>
> Q:
> Is there any filters I can apply to the phoneline? Maybe another solution?
> The second home will have computer and it will be connected to the net.
> Thanks for your suggestions
> Greg.
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