Welcome to the forum. First, I know nothing about the circuitry but I am curious how you nailed the RFI in that specific frequency range? Seeing it on a spectrum analyzer or listening to the hash on a HF radio?
Al
I have a PoolPilot DIG 220 that seems to be working ok. The SC 36 cell was replaced last year. However, this PoolPilot emits strong radio interference over the range of about 5 to 15 megaHertz when the cell is powered on. If I listen closely I can hear a buzz that sounds like an arc when the cell is on. But I don't know if this really is an arc I am hearing, or is it a current control switcher (if there is one). The RFI goes away if I unplug the cell. I would sure like to get a schematic so I could troubleshoot further, but PoolPilot says no. So can you tell me: is cell current controlled by a switcher; is power to the cell transformer always on, or is it off when the cell is off. I have test equipment like meters and oscilloscope etc. I would appreciate any suggestions you may have.
Welcome to the forum. First, I know nothing about the circuitry but I am curious how you nailed the RFI in that specific frequency range? Seeing it on a spectrum analyzer or listening to the hash on a HF radio?
Al
16'x32' oval 22K gal IG vinyl pool; ; Hayward S244T sand filter; Hayward superpump 1 HP pump; hrs; K-2006; PF:5.5
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