At 10:07 19/07/02 +1200, Jonathon Exley wrote:

>In any case, the important information is the impedance at the frequencies
>that ADSL operates - the resistance is the DC component. If the Sky modem
>has low impedance in the ADSL band (25 - 1104 kHz) then it could be dropping
>the signal power level and interfering with the DSL router.
>If you put a filter in front of the Sky modem and it fixes the problem then
>this is probably what was happening.

But of course, if you don't have a Telecom Splitter box in the house
wiring, then *ALL* phone sockets which don't have the Jetstream modem
plugged in should have filters, Sky modem or not..... :)

Regards,
Simon

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