I have called PG&E and the guy came out with a 430 Rx with a beam saying
it's not
there problem - humm - The Lev stays at a S-7 and then when sun comes up
it goes to a S-9 20 over
both Ants were fine for 2 years .. then the QRN .. it did go away for about
1 week now
back for 1 month
Tnx for all responce .
Dave
----- Original Message -----
From: "K4FEG" <k4...@k4feg.com>
To: "Dave Larsen PhD" <d...@volcano.net>
Sent: Friday, August 02, 2013 3:50 PM
Subject: Re: [amsat-bb] Help with 75 mtr Qrn problem
On 8/2/2013 05:23 PM, Dave Larsen PhD wrote:
I have 2 dipoles up at 60+ ft - one set running East-West other North
South .. From 2.6 to 5 Megs I
have a S-7 Qrn lev at 4 Am .. buy noon I have a 10-20 over QRN Lev .. I
live on 10 acres and have
turned off main power to house and still have QRN .. so not coming from
anything in house .. This one
has me stumped .. 6 moths ago my Qrn was a S-2 .. waiting for a G6 radio
to try and track this down
but does anybody else have any idea's ?
Tnx
Dave
N6CO
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there is a possibility that you have a nearby electrical transformer that
has a corroded connection on it, these connections can be a major source
of noise and they will come and go with changes in humidity or
precipitation. will it suddenly stop at times are is it a fairly constant
level?
your local utility company can find and repair these connections but they
need a better idea of the direction it is from your QTH.
Those are my thoughts on your problem
Good Luck
Frank;
K4FEG
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