I live in an apartment building about 1/2 mile away from a AM radio station. I have the Verizon FiOS service for my land-line phones. Because I live on the third floor the copper has to travel from our phone, down to the 1st floor to the punch down block, then back up to the FiOS box. So sometimes we get the AM radio station coming through the phone. The phones are a AT&T DECT 6.0 cordless phones but I also get the radio station to come through a corded phone.
I did call Verizon and they gave me a little "RF filter" to plug in between the phone and the wall. The radio can be overhead at different times of the and in different locations in the apartment. When I can hear it, it doesn't matter where I stand in the apartment.
What I am wondering is if there is a circuit that I can build that I can plug in between the phone and the wall that I can adjust to remove the RF interference?
I did call Verizon and they gave me a little "RF filter" to plug in between the phone and the wall. The radio can be overhead at different times of the and in different locations in the apartment. When I can hear it, it doesn't matter where I stand in the apartment.
What I am wondering is if there is a circuit that I can build that I can plug in between the phone and the wall that I can adjust to remove the RF interference?