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Anonymous users2024-01-23Interference! What else can there be, how can there be such a big step-down in the current mains.
With a motor with such a high wattage as a treadmill, my Reebok treadmill is less than 2000 watts, and it is not a general interference to run.
If not, use an idle router and add a signal relay amplifier to try.
I didn't see the specific layout, so I can only talk about the principles. >>>More
It may be a motor spark interference from the treadmill. The treadmill uses a DC brush motor. Carbon brushes generate electrical sparks, which are the most widely used sources of dry sparks. If you understand it, you need to shield it from running, or connect it to the filter circuit in the power line and motor line.
It should be a problem of interference, buried wires in the wall, if you can open the junction box in the wall, and wrap the two types of wires separately with cigarette case tin foil.
The height of the TV installation is generally preferable to the midpoint of the picture and the viewer's line of sight, and if it is too high or too low, the viewer needs to look up or down. >>>More
This is caused by the demagnetization of the TV, but it is actually too empty.