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RE: shield the E-field ? - Knickohr - 2015-06-27 Ahhh, these f... electronic switching power supply. Why do you not use an "old fashioned" power supply with an big and heavy transformer in it ? If you use such an old linear regulator you have an build-in isolator-trafo in it. And the linear voltage regulator gives an excellent noise-free 5V supply. And if this doesn't work good enough, add an big choke, as Steph post before. http://de.farnell.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?partNumber=2431582 Powering the BO-station from PC is the worst thing you can do. A PC is a "mudslinger" as it's best ! ![]() Thomas RE: shield the E-field ? - Rothuize - 2015-06-27 (2015-06-27, 18:10)Knickohr Wrote: Ahhh, ;-) normal I don't just the PC als power supply only now for 2 min and ok that ## thing is no good why I have this to my Board ? and maybe I have a old one some ware but must look so that one from the iphone will also not work ;-) many info on 1 day thanks for al the hard thinking Gert RE: shield the E-field ? - Rothuize - 2015-07-26 hi just a little update the power supply from the board make indeed lot of noise ( can hear it on a am radio very loud ) but this is not the cause now I have also try a netfilter its a schaffner fs23638-10-07 but also with this many noise so this will also not working also I have to switch off all my power into the house and ask for some power to my neighbours but also many noise I have also call to the agentschaptelecom.nl but there say we can not help you ?? also I have sent a letter to the owner from that powerhouse (stedin) and wait for answer more I can not do greetings Gert |