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Posted for "Chuck Jensen" <cjensen@dts9000.com>:

  Been there, done those.  A couple of starting points.  1) aggressively
  twist the power wires together, 2) bring all of the grounds back to
  power converter...don't daisy chain the ground wires or ground them
  locally.  After doing this, I thought I'd gone deaf--no sound.
  
  
  Chuck Jensen

"""
  Can any of the electrical gurus tell me what I might do to get rid of
  some power supply whine?  I installed some electroluminescent strip
  lighting above my panel a while back, which I love, but the power
  supply from the thing is whining in my headsets (directly
  proportional to rheostat).  I have been dealing with it, but it is
  extremely annoying and I wuold like to get rid of it.  Thanks.
  
  Steve Reeves
  Glasair 1FT 38SR
"""