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<blockquote data-quote="mygoggie" data-source="post: 935041" data-attributes="member: 18916"><p>[member=15708]JohnnyIC[/member] the easiest way to do a test is to simply wire <strong>two</strong> starter motor capacitors back to back (+ve of #1 to +ve of #2) and in <strong>series</strong> in the live line to your equipment. Can be any value for the test. Should filter enough to see if the hum disappears. If this works you can build a simple little black box with such caps and diodes to make the DC go to electricity heaven.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mygoggie, post: 935041, member: 18916"] [member=15708]JohnnyIC[/member] the easiest way to do a test is to simply wire [b]two[/b] starter motor capacitors back to back (+ve of #1 to +ve of #2) and in [b]series[/b] in the live line to your equipment. Can be any value for the test. Should filter enough to see if the hum disappears. If this works you can build a simple little black box with such caps and diodes to make the DC go to electricity heaven. [/QUOTE]
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