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Noise traveling through the electrical circuit
I need an affordable solution for cleaning up my power supply. My monitor is constantly buzzing, and I can hear other things plugged into the circuit -- for example, when the washing machine is going, the monitor has a buzz corresponding to the washer's spin cycle.
My laptop's power supply also sends out hard drive noise into the circuit as well. Any good power conditioner/filters that can solve this problem? Ideally for <$100? Thanks! ari Last edited by amuro73; 02-24-2006 at 11:41.. |
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