Ha, thanks Ted!
Decoded; I took my month old Fender Deluxe Thinline Telecaster (MIM) and shielded both pickup cavities and the control cavity with copper foil tape and a little wire (grounded bridge plate, neck p/u cover). I twisted the long leads going to the neck p/u and shielded that channel also. The OEM capacitor was a .022, I just used my own orange drop with a lightly larger body. The vol and tone control pots were 1 meg ohm. This is standard with the noiseless Fender single coils and helps give them that "clear, airy" sound. My thinline was real bright so I changed to what is standard for most single coil pick ups, 250k ohm. From what I have read I should have a dark muddy sound, I hear otherwise. I swapped in some heavy, deep knurled, dome top, narrow diameter knobs, They feel nice. The output jack on many telecasters does not accept a 90 degree plug, it almost goes in and then pops out. The jack plate I use is funneled and I adjust the jack up so the plug engages fully. a switchcraft jack is fine, I just thought I would try this one. It does grip tight. Fresh strings and tweak the pick up ht a bit and Voila!
I would not have done this at all but the guitar really had some buzzing going on with no hands on it. Sometimes it was kind of like a theramin, touch it here and get one sound, over there another. it is all quiet now.