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Post by Marc on Nov 18, 2008 2:38:56 GMT -5
Well after a few weeks of beating my head against the wall I found the cause of the pesky hum on the carrier of my D-201.
I wish it was because of a brilliant flash of insightfulness, but it was just dumb luck. I have been using a mobile on a power supply with no coax connected to monitor the audio from the Tram. Well to make a long story short. The mobile was to close to the edge of the bench so I went to move it, when I touched the case the hum was gone (I had the mic keyed at the time). So I grounded the mobile that fixed the problem, for now. I guess I need to check the power supply for a ground problem? Any ideas would be appreciated.
Marc
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Post by Tombstone (R.I.P.) on Nov 18, 2008 8:08:22 GMT -5
Could just be a polarity problem. If your power supply has a non polarized AC plug try reversing it in the mains outlet. I think that the Tram has a three prong plug so you can't do it with the radio. If that's the problem you only need to reverse one power plug anyway. Just a chance that that's the problem. Like you say, it may be a grounding problem in your power supply.
Tombstone.
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