When I had a Drake TR-4, I think it had a PEP output of 350 
watts.  I would QRM our land line badly, but the phone company 
put on a Brute Force Filter which took care of that issue.  I 
have no idea what kind of interference HF gear can have on 
digital tv stuff but it can sure get into audio circuits.  I only 
run 100 watts
here.  It would be nice having an amp even 5 or 600 watts but 
because of close proximity to neighbors I have no current 
intention of doing that.  Jim WA6EKS
----- Original Message -----
From: richard fiorello <[log in to unmask]
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Date sent: Thu, 27 Feb 2014 17:06:41 -0500
Subject: a little power

Hi;
It sounds a bit pathetic after hereing some of the power levels
mentioned but I found that going from 100 to 500  or 600 made a
decent difference.  I had been toying with the thought of an
als600 but after hearing some of the comments about that
amplifier on the list I'm a lot more skeptical.  It may be the t
v owners responsibility to fix a t v i problem but once upon a
time I owned a two family home and rented the uper to my mother
in law.  I'd generally get on and call c q after the kids were
headed for bed which apparently coinsided with the ninth inning
of my mother in law's yankee game.  Did everything imaginable and
couldn't fix the problem.  I have to give an a plus to the phone
company.  They managed to insure that nothing was getting into
the phone.  As for the cable company they could have cared less.
richard
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