RS Part numbers for 'large' toroids

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From: slmdj
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1992 16:43

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In article <1992Nov05.202945.26916@bnr.ca>, grier@bnr.ca (Brian Grier) writes: 
> If the interference is being transmitted via the airways then you are
> probably in a bit of trouble. However is the noise is being transmitted
> via the power lines you may be in luck. Try wrapping the power lines
> from your CD player and TV around a toroid. Six or seven turns will
> clean up most common mode noise. The toroids are available at Radio
> Shack, and cost around $15 for a pack of four.

Just a dumb question, but dince I have been having problems with my cordless
phone picking up EMI through the power line, I might as well ask it! :)
I have seen small toroids (enough for 1-2 turns, and that is currently what I
am using, [to little avail.]) Since I don't get RS's catalogs, what is the RS 
part number for the larger toroids?

THANKS,

Paul Cowley
EE Undergrad Extrordinaire
slmdj@cc.usu.edu

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