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Radio Sound Playing in Speakers whenever on
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Also, after taking some time to learn what radio station it was, come to find out it is a local radio station? Any idea what is causing this?
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One of my office pc's speaker goes nuts when a co-workers or neighbors Cell Phone rings....It's a gounding/shilded cable or lack there of type issue.
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moved into a house
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And you don't have a radio on in the house tuned into this same station?
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Not to my knowledge no?
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Not to my knowledge no?
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Are your speakers plugged into a surge protected power source or directly into a wall socket/regular extension cord?
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I have seen this sort of problem before.
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I have seen this sort of problem before.
My building is an ungrounded knob and tube system.
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My building is an ungrounded knob and tube system.
Sorry, but what's that ?
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A knob and tube system consists of two single copper wires, each with a cloth-like insulation, run separately from each other and supported above the surface with an insulator. Comparable to what you would see on power line poles.
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Since you don't have a ground wire, I don't see what much can be done.
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