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RE: [OT] Baby monitor picking up "hum"



Your first comment seems to stack up with my experiences in that the hum
gets worse the longer the unit is on (up to a point). It's better again when
we first turn it on the following evening. Ours is about 2 & half yrs old
(care to guess how old my daughter is ? ;-)) and is analogue I believe.

I haven't tried changing channels but will give it a go as both you & Neil
have suggested.

Thanks anyway,

Tim H.

-----Original Message-----
From: BUTLER, Tony, FM

I'm getting that of late too Tim.  For some reason unplugging for a few hrs
and plugging in again does the trick.
It's a digital one with 20 channels to choose from & I get the problem on
all channels.
Has worked fine for 18 months or so and hasn't been moved to be any nearer
to mains cables etc.
I though these digital ones were supposed to be immune from interference :(


Tony
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Hawes,Timothy Edward (GEG)
>
> OK, so not strictly an HA application, but one that's been
> bugging me for a
> while.
>
> We've got a "Tomy" baby monitor which has started to
> broadcast unwanted
> noise from the receiver, an electrical "hum". We've changed
> the wall-wart as
> that appeared to have a different fault and it now seems a bit worse.
> There's approx 1m of cable between the wall-wart and the receiver,
> terminating in a centre-positive-type jack plug.
>
> Would one of these clamp on magnets stop the hum being picked
> up ? (like the
> things you see on monitor cables etc.)
>
> The hum is most noticeable at night (when the house is quiet) and the
> monitor is not placed near *lots* of mains cabling, although
> it is plugged
> into the wall.
>
> Any thoughts ?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Tim H.
>

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