[ICOM] Quiet wireless routers?

[k0ewu9 at juno.com]

THIS IS ABOUT "WALLWARTS"
I have had quite a bit of problems with the plug in remote power
supplies.
If the thing is bulky and heavy it will be  I hope  a transformer
rectifier supply.If it 
is reasonably small and light weight it wil be a "switcher" supply, those
things because of their design
have all kinds of harmonics.  To really find out run your router from a
stable dc source such as a battery to test out the thing.
Then look for one that is heavy and quiet.  Another solution will be to
filter the input and output with ferrite donuts, improvise, i did.
you may never get all of the spikes controlled but try any how.

HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL AND HAVE A VERY NICE 2008
OLD JACK       K0EWU9 at juno.com

On Tue, 25 Dec 2007 10:59:53 -0700 Tony Hwang <dragon40 at shaw.ca> writes:
> David wrote:
> 
> > Hi John. I have a D-Link router that is putting out a 60 Htz 
> signal on 
> > every band. It took me awhile to trace it to the router, all my 
> > computers systems are wired. I have tried everything that I can 
> think 
> > of including a call to D-Link (who were of no help). If you find a 
> 
> > unit that is quite I would like to know what it is?. You have a 
> good 
> > Xmas day and the best for the coming year...Dave  VA7DG
> > ----- Original Message ----- From: "John Geiger" 
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> > Subject: [ICOM] Quiet wireless routers?
> >
> >
> >> I installed a Linksys wireless router the other day in
> >> the home in preparation of getting wireless internet
> >> service set up for my daughter.  So far it is still
> >> just running in wired mode for our 2 computers.  Today
> >> while chasing FJ/OH2AM I noticed that it is putting
> >> out some nasty birdies on 20m, like every 15khz.  One
> >> on 14.030 is S9.
> >>
> >> So, it is going back to Staples tomorrow for a
> >> replacement, and I need a much RF quieter router.  Has
> >> anyone on the list found a good, quiet wireless router
> >> that won't break the bank?  After all, why spend money
> >> on computer stuff when you can spend it on radios!
> >>
> >> 73s John AA5JG
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> 
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> Hmmm,
> I have a Buffalo WHR-HP-AG108 wireless router with dd-wrt v.23, Sp 3 
> 
> formware, D-link DPR-1260 wireless printer server
> in the shack on separage AC outlet. No such problem. The router is 
> high 
> power version.
> All our PC desktop, laptop, iBook in the house are wireless 
> networked. 
> Our cordless phone is DECT  6.0
> on every level of house from basement to loft. No problem with them 
> either.
> Season's greetings to one and all,
> 73,
> Tony, VE6CGX
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