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Standard User WannabeMKII
(member) Sun 10-Sep-06 11:09:49
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TLC - Filtered Faceplate


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Quick question.

Has anyone used one of these filtered faceplates from TLC?

It's just we've a store down the road and it's convienient if it's a good quality product.
Standard User yarwell
(legend) Sun 10-Sep-06 11:15:35
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Re: TLC - Filtered Faceplate


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I prefer to call those "filtered sockets" to avoid confusion with the replacement NTE5 faceplates. Haven't used one from them, neater than a microfilter.

Phil

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Standard User PeteK
(fountain of knowledge) Sun 10-Sep-06 13:03:04
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Re: TLC - Filtered Faceplate


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They are smart for non BT wiring and a good price too. If you do choose to buy one/some, can you post some before and after line stats, see what kind of bleedthru there is onto a quiet phone (just press one digit to get rid of dial tone when adsl is active on the line) and also a mini review would be cool, all if you have the time obviously!

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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Sun 10-Sep-06 14:01:05
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Re: TLC - Filtered Faceplate


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Very cheap though eh ! I'd be dubious of plug in micro-filters at that price, no reason not to distrust these. You cannot beat removing the DSL at the incoming point, ie using an SSFP.
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