Re: bizarre X10 problem

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From: jim
Date: Fri, 24 Feb 1989 23:19

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You might use a 60Hz notch filter (or just a high-pass - cheaper) on the
'scope input when looking for the carrier-current signals. 
btw: please don't use the earlier posted resistive 60Hz hum filters 8{)
James T. Wyatt UUCP:decvax!microsoft!trsvax!rwsys!jim   KA5VJL

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