The power input section of MOTM modules uses ferrite beads to filter out
RFI at the power connector. And since the patch cords are shielded,
that eliminates another potential antenna. I don't recall this being
too much of a concern. Never heard of anyone needing to shield a cabinet.
Richard Brewster
http://www.pugix.comBen Stuyts wrote:
> Hi, me again :-)
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> Thanks again for all the links and tips about building a cabinet.
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> One thing I've not seen mentioned (so far) is shielding. Would it be
> necessary to put shielding inside the cabinet to keep out the barage
> of modern hf gadgets? (Cell phones, etc?) I mean, these waves just
> love a good pn-junction, no?
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> Ben
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