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Join Date: Jan 2008
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I picked up one of these cheap a few months ago and never really used it much because it liked to tune in radio stations.
I opened it up and removed the ground from the chassis and amazingly it is now noise free. The ground wire now just floats. Initially I grounded it to a grounding post, however I get less noise without a ground at all. The power source for the clean box is a AC adapter(wall wart) Any ideas? I am amazed this worked and I am curious if anyone has any theories. Is it safe to do this? |
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