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Anonymous
(Unregistered)Fri 23-Sep-11 21:03:23
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Interference


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Can a power socket cause snr drops and interference?I'm having random snr drops at first I thought it was my heating but I have just had a drop 30mins before the heating has come on,it can't be the street lights because they have never been on/due to switch on or off during any drops.the only thing I can find is when walking round with a untuned radio the plug next to the master socket buzzes like hell, the socket is switched off but still buzzing,when I put it next to another socket that is switched off there is no sound  anyone got any ideas
Standard User JonRennie
(knowledge is power) Fri 23-Sep-11 21:09:55
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It would suggest a loose connection at the back of the socket or a fault internally, either of shich could result int fire...best get it checked out.

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(deleted) Fri 23-Sep-11 21:11:13
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Sounds like there are loose wires in the socket. They are probably sparking and causing the interference.


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