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Re: LF: opera 500

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Subject: Re: LF: opera 500
From: "Graham" <[email protected]>
Date: Mon, 20 Feb 2012 12:07:51 -0000
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.. If you tell  them, the   broad band  seems to  drop  out  quite regularly,  they  may check the  line  and  possibly do some  refurbishment works  if its under the  stated minimum , already  told you  its noisy ...  if they ask , just tell  them your  a  'Y'  station  and  the  broadband is  raising you  noise  floor ...
 
G..

Sent: Monday, February 20, 2012 10:04 AM
Subject: Re: LF: opera 500

Hi Ken
Yes the filters are fitted. I know how the system works as you describe it. Since the common denominator is the copper line I thought the RF would effect both. My line is probably 3 miles to the telephone exchange via various junction boxes etc and 30 plus years old. Not ideal and never intended to carry high speed data. The engineer did say my line was noisy.
The whole country needs to be re-cabled with fibre optic cable now that wideband data is here to stay and make life easy for the Appliance Operator
 
 mal/g3kev
 
----- Original Message -----
From: Ken
Sent: Sunday, February 19, 2012 7:26 PM
Subject: RE: LF: opera 500

Hi Mal.

The telephone portion is speech in the standard 300Hz ? 3400Hz speech band directly on the copper pairs, the DSL sits on top of this using the DSLAM in the exchange, that is why you have a ?Micro Filter? at each telephone outlet in the house, do you have a ?Micro Filter at each telephone outlet?

Regards.

Ken

M0KHW

 

 


From: owner-[email protected] [mailto:owner-[email protected]] On Behalf Of mal hamilton
Sent: 19 February 2012 11:29
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: LF: opera 500

 

Tnx Ken info

No overhead lines around my QTH, all underground and there is no problem with the telephone regardless of power on any band.

Normally it is not a problem with CW, SSB, or QRSS it is just a problem with Opera because of the data base feedback facility

73 de mal/g3kev

 

----- Original Message -----

From: Ken

Sent: Sunday, February 19, 2012 11:05 AM

Subject: RE: LF: opera 500

 

Hi Mal.

I had the same problem until I went Fibre To The Cabinet (FTTC), if you are on a long local line especially if it is overhead, the most likely there will not be any DSL carriers above 500kHz, and what are present will have a very poor S/N ratio. I fitted common mode chokes on every piece of cable I could find and they made no difference, only a few watts at 500kHz and the lower HF bands would cause the DSL router to drop out and re-train up. I had my ex (pre-retirement) colleagues  from BT Adastral Park, conduct measurements on my local line, (2.8km in length with 30m of drop wire) as part of a national survey, the line without the common mode chokes had no DSL carriers above 500kHz with an S/N less than 10dB, with a few watts of TX power with and without CMCs the remaining carriers were degraded sufficiently to cause the router to retrain. Another cause could be if you have drop wire there could be corrosion on any external screw terminals causing ?Rectified Joints? like the rusty bolt effect on radio masts, water getting into older types of drop wire can cause corrosion on the plated steel conductors.

Hope this helps.

Ken    ex-BT Adastral Parkl

M0KHW

   

 


From: owner-[email protected] [mailto:owner-[email protected]] On Behalf Of mal hamilton
Sent: 19 February 2012 09:26
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: LF: opera 500

 

Graham

I have some filtering and the phone is not effected only the data stream taking some hits.

It could well be an earth loop problem, must investigate further.

Its a long time since I have been in Walmsley/Liverpool. I used that route frequently Liverpool/Belfast but these days its Cairnryan/Larne

The mode is popular because it is easy to implement especially with CW transmitters and C/D/E amplifiers.

73 de mal/g3kev

 

----- Original Message -----

From: Graham

Sent: Saturday, February 18, 2012 9:02 PM

Subject: Re: LF: opera 500

 

R Mal

 

Yes  I cam  across  this  some  time ago  with the  first  broad  band  router,  I brought  one  by  edimax , not  supposed to be the  best , but  had a metal  case  and  a  real   fcc  licence , that  was fine , till adsl2  , the  net-gear modem supplied  was  100% u/s   with  any  Rf  on any  band ....

 

I brought the  the  newer version of the  edimax , its   not  as  Rf proof as the  old adsl-1  version, but  for  some  reason  , only  takes a  hit  on 160/80  

 

Not  too  much  you  can  do  , apart  from the   usual  Rf chokes , could  try  a  radio  card  from the  router to the  PC , if that's where  the  Rf is being  picked  up  ..unplug   everything  , see  if it  crashes  with  just the  phone  line  connected ? but  with just the  driver , sounds a bit  like a earth  link .. depends how  you  have the  station  wired up , i am  in the  top  front  room of the  house , so  no  direct  earth  , that's  out  in the  shed , where the  tuners  are ,  but  I need  to  bond  everything  together to  stop  cable  pick up..

 

73 -G..

 

 

 

From: mal hamilton

Sent: Saturday, February 18, 2012 6:36 PM

Subject: Re: LF: opera 500

 

Yes Graham

This seems to be the problem although it recovers quickly but not quick enough. It happens with very little RF being transmitted at the driver chip stage without the PA switched on.

de mal/g3kev

 

 

----- Original Message -----

From: Graham

Sent: Saturday, February 18, 2012 1:00 PM

Subject: Re: LF: opera 500

 

Mal,

 

Are  you  sure the  internet/broadband  connection  is not  being  frozen  by the  TX . ?

 

I have this  problem  on 160 and  80  for  some  reason , 10 watts  and the  web traffic stops

but oddly , no  problem on the  other bands ...so  you  can  miss  the  incoming  spots ..

check  the  psk  map and you  will  see  'who'  is  decoding you ..

 

This  is  one of the  reasons  a  server handling the   ros  & opera   s/n  reports   would  be  a  good  addition  . but the  problem  is  finding  some one or group  who could construct  such a  piece of  software .. it can  be  located   on  the  sever  JR runs  ....  still  looking  for  offers  on that  ..

 

73 -G.

 

From: mal hamilton

Sent: Saturday, February 18, 2012 11:05 AM

Subject: Re: LF: opera 500

 

Tnx Albert

But why am I not seeing this info on the right hand windiow. You are S9 audible

 

mal/g3kev

 

----- Original Message -----

From: Albert

Sent: Saturday, February 18, 2012 10:40 AM

Subject: Re: LF: opera 500

 

Op 18-2-2012 11:12, mal hamilton schreef:

mf

Does anyone copy my op4 on 501.5 at present. No database feedback from anyone

mal/g3kev

 

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