M mbahr Member Jun 6, 2007 #1 I'm considering purchase of one of the x10 signal analyzers so I can analyze what I think are noise problems in my system. Can anyone recommend a specific unit for this purpose? And, on the off chance.... Does anyone have one they no longer need and would sell? Thanks! -Mike
I'm considering purchase of one of the x10 signal analyzers so I can analyze what I think are noise problems in my system. Can anyone recommend a specific unit for this purpose? And, on the off chance.... Does anyone have one they no longer need and would sell? Thanks! -Mike
upstatemike Senior Member Jun 6, 2007 #2 mbahr said: I'm considering purchase of one of the x10 signal analyzers so I can analyze what I think are noise problems in my system. Can anyone recommend a specific unit for this purpose? And, on the off chance.... Does anyone have one they no longer need and would sell? Thanks! -Mike Click to expand... I have a Leviton X-10 test set on here for sale. Might also have some other X-10 analyzer gear. Have to rummage around and see.
mbahr said: I'm considering purchase of one of the x10 signal analyzers so I can analyze what I think are noise problems in my system. Can anyone recommend a specific unit for this purpose? And, on the off chance.... Does anyone have one they no longer need and would sell? Thanks! -Mike Click to expand... I have a Leviton X-10 test set on here for sale. Might also have some other X-10 analyzer gear. Have to rummage around and see.
C carry15+1 Active Member Jun 6, 2007 #3 I have three analyzers and feel the Elk gives the most bang for the buck. mbahr said: I'm considering purchase of one of the x10 signal analyzers so I can analyze what I think are noise problems in my system. Can anyone recommend a specific unit for this purpose? And, on the off chance.... Does anyone have one they no longer need and would sell? Thanks! -Mike Click to expand...
I have three analyzers and feel the Elk gives the most bang for the buck. mbahr said: I'm considering purchase of one of the x10 signal analyzers so I can analyze what I think are noise problems in my system. Can anyone recommend a specific unit for this purpose? And, on the off chance.... Does anyone have one they no longer need and would sell? Thanks! -Mike Click to expand...
