Re: R-44 issue

Subject:	Re: R-44 issue
From:	"Mark" seoulgypsy
Date:	Thu Jun 21, 2012 9:23 am ((PDT))

warning!! pure pseudoscientific speculation alert!

Could the DPA be acting as an antenna for rogue trasmissions? Maybe taking =
it in another setting away from a residential area might help.

Mark



On Jun 21, 2012, at 10:27 PM, "Marc Myers" <> wrote:

> At the risk of once again wading into the realm of things you already kno=
w, my guess is some of your microphones have more draw than others. This wa=
s an issue with several of the early solid state consumer recorders. They w=
ay underpowered the phantom circuit to preserve battery life. Had no effect=
 on microphones that didn't require that much power but rendered others noi=
sy or useless.

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