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Standard User RobertoS
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Tue 28-Apr-09 18:16:26
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Re: connectivety problems


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In reply to a post by toffee:
everythings got a filter on that should have,
????
There is no "that should have". Everything needs a filter, so what is it you think doesn't need one?

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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Tue 28-Apr-09 20:45:19
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Re: connectivety problems


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There's a filter on the sky box,and both phones
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(deleted) Tue 28-Apr-09 21:41:09
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I think was RobertoS was asking was whether or not you have anything plugged in to a phone socket that *isn't* filtered (whether your ADSL kit is plugged into that socket or not)?


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(deleted) Wed 29-Apr-09 01:26:09
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An example with an older relative can be the control unit for a panic/fall alarm.

Another thing people often forget (other than the proverbial sky box) are traditional fax/modems or even fax machines.

Another thought: With the improved weather - does her heating (rads or water) only run during the day? This can be a source of electrical noise. Or even if she's added something recently like a fan or any of the health care related appliances the NHS begrudgingly supplies.

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