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I remember back when I worked support for a broadband supplier, long-term "unsolvable" problems were almost always related to dodgy electronic devices in the ho
by hellweaver666 6y ago
I remember back when I worked support for a broadband supplier, long-term "unsolvable" problems were almost always related to dodgy electronic devices in the house. Most common of all was Christmas lights! (you would be surprised how many people put them up in October!)
- implements 6y agoPower sockets with built-in usb charging ports also emit a fair bit of RF interference - we had to move the kitchen radio because of it.
- hunta2097 6y agoUngrounded (floating) switching power supplies can emit a lot of high frequency noise. Unfortunately this is the majority of PSUs these days.
- H1Supreme 6y agoRan into a problem in my studio (audio recording) earlier this month because of a powered USB hub with charging ports. I kept getting this faint rhythmic ticking noise in my guitars. I stripped down, and rewired everything in my studio to track it down. Not sure if it's the PSU, or something USB specific. But, as soon as I unplugged it from the surge protector, the noise vanished.