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Isolated TV outlets stop the capacitive effect of long runs of co-axial
cable. This effect can create 'echos' of the signal on the cable runs,
which can effect the picture (ghost images, interference etc). Isolated
outlets prevent this from occuring, non-isolated don't.

Bill

"Bill Wright" wrote in message
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Isolated TV outlets stop the capacitive effect of long runs of co-axial
cable. This effect can create 'echos' of the signal on the cable runs,
which can effect the picture (ghost images, interference etc). Isolated
outlets prevent this from occuring, non-isolated don't.

Bill

As the old saying goes.. 'A little knowledge is a dangerous thing..'

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The Hemulen wrote:
"Bill Wright" wrote in message
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Isolated TV outlets stop the capacitive effect of long runs of co-axial
cable. This effect can create 'echos' of the signal on the cable runs,
which can effect the picture (ghost images, interference etc). Isolated
outlets prevent this from occuring, non-isolated don't.

Bill

As the old saying goes.. 'A little knowledge is a dangerous thing..'


the saying actually is "a little learning is a dangerous thing.."

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charles wrote:
In article ,
The Hemulen wrote:
"Bill Wright" wrote in message
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Isolated TV outlets stop the capacitive effect of long runs of co-axial
cable. This effect can create 'echos' of the signal on the cable runs,
which can effect the picture (ghost images, interference etc). Isolated
outlets prevent this from occuring, non-isolated don't.

Bill

As the old saying goes.. 'A little knowledge is a dangerous thing..'


the saying actually is "a little learning is a dangerous thing.."

Another version is, "A little nit-picking is an annoying thing."

Bill

On 18/02/2011 17:35, Bill Wright wrote:
charles wrote:
In article ,
The Hemulen wrote:
"Bill Wright" wrote in message
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Isolated TV outlets stop the capacitive effect of long runs of
co-axial cable. This effect can create 'echos' of the signal on the
cable runs, which can effect the picture (ghost images,
interference etc). Isolated outlets prevent this from occuring,
non-isolated don't.

Bill

As the old saying goes.. 'A little knowledge is a dangerous thing..'


the saying actually is "a little learning is a dangerous thing.."

Another version is, "A little nit-picking is an annoying thing."

Bill
Actually I would not believe a word that the so called "Professionals"
on screwfix forums say.

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"Don't panic don't panic"
Life will go on albeit somewhat reduced

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On 18/02/2011 17:35, Bill Wright wrote:
charles wrote:
In article ,
The Hemulen wrote:
"Bill Wright" wrote in message
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Isolated TV outlets stop the capacitive effect of long runs of
co-axial cable. This effect can create 'echos' of the signal on the
cable runs, which can effect the picture (ghost images, interference
etc). Isolated outlets prevent this from occuring, non-isolated don't.

Bill

As the old saying goes.. 'A little knowledge is a dangerous thing..'


the saying actually is "a little learning is a dangerous thing.."

Another version is, "A little nit-picking is an annoying thing."

Bill
Actually I would not believe a word that the so called "Professionals" on
screwfix forums say.

--
Corporal Jones
"Don't panic don't panic"

They don't like it up 'em.

Mismatched connections cause problems, matched ones dont is all I'll say.

Brian

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"Bill Wright" wrote in message
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Isolated TV outlets stop the capacitive effect of long runs of co-axial
cable. This effect can create 'echos' of the signal on the cable runs,
which can effect the picture (ghost images, interference etc). Isolated
outlets prevent this from occuring, non-isolated don't.

Bill

On Sat, 19 Feb 2011 09:34:55 -0000, "Brian Gaff"
wrote:

Mismatched connections cause problems, matched ones dont is all I'll say.

Brian

Do A G Meek do TV outlets?

I'll get my coat

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On Sat, 19 Feb 2011 09:34:55 -0000, "Brian Gaff"
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Mismatched connections cause problems, matched ones dont is all I'll say.

Brian

Do A G Meek do TV outlets?

I'll get my coat

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Peter

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"Is that for one, or the pair?"

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Brian Gaff wrote:
Mismatched connections cause problems, matched ones dont is all I'll say.

Brian

Isolated outlets made with nice little caps and everything kept neat and
tidy are pretty well loss-free.

Bill