I have seen this and can be several causes. If it is on the shield it usually traces back to a power problem. Bad Neutral or loss of ground. If it is on the center conductor it is usually caused by a faulty device. Things I have come across: Bad Isolation in the TV's tuner/VCR/etc. In these cases the device needs removed from service and customer needs to realize it needs fixed. This is also a fire hazard. One time I did find a radio shack style house amp that was putting AC back on center conductor.
Hope this helps.
Re: Voltage on Center Conductor from House
Member #: 93334
Registered: 6/19/2013
Posted:
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Name:
Jim Broeckelman
Name:
Jim Broeckelman
Company:
Nex Tech
Occupation:
Head End Tech
Experience:
~42 years
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