Re: [AMRadio] Receiver Noise Reduction Devices

I had a street light that would cycle on off at night creating 20/9 noise on 600 meters. I emailed our city's maintenance department telling them the light was cycling and causing harmful interference to a licensed Amateur Radio station. They replaced the light within 3 days and the noise

RE: [AMRadio] Receiver Noise Reduction Devices

read the mail. Pat wa4tuk -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Mike Duke, K5XU Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2008 8:27 PM To: Discussion of AM Radio Subject: [AMRadio] Receiver Noise Reduction Devices I'm looking for a way to reduce a received

Re: [AMRadio] Receiver Noise Reduction Devices

: [AMRadio] Receiver Noise Reduction Devices I live in a senior apartment complex. In the courtyard they have three orange arc lamps of some kind that come on at sundown and turn off at sunrise. They wipe out the 80M band for me. But I am afraid to bitch about them. I will get told if I don't like

Re: [AMRadio] Receiver Noise Reduction Devices

At 09:00 PM 1/24/2008, you wrote: Mike if you and the power company agree it is coming from a neighbor's house I would approach the neighbor with something that can hear the noise and try to locate the source. This will, of course, depend on cooperation of the neighbor. If they refuse you

Re: [AMRadio] Receiver Noise Reduction Devices

At 08:26 PM 1/24/2008, you wrote: I'm looking for a way to reduce a received noise which is being back-fed into a nearby powerline from something inside a house about a block away. I've been working with my power company, and we are in agreement that it is coming from the owner's side of the

Re: [AMRadio] Receiver Noise Reduction Devices

I FOUND A HEIL CLEARSPEECH SPEAKER ON EBAY AND IT WORKS WONDERS. Quoting Bob Macklin [EMAIL PROTECTED]: I live in a senior apartment complex. In the courtyard they have three orange arc lamps of some kind that come on at sundown and turn off at sunrise. They wipe out the 80M band for me. But

Re: [AMRadio] Receiver Noise Reduction Devices

, Real Radios Glow in the Dark - Original Message - From: Anthony W. DePrato [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Mike Duke, K5XU [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Discussion of AM Radio in the Amateur Service amradio@mailman.qth.net Sent: Friday, January 25, 2008 8:11 AM Subject: Re: [AMRadio] Receiver Noise Reduction

[AMRadio] Receiver Noise Reduction Devices

I'm looking for a way to reduce a received noise which is being back-fed into a nearby powerline from something inside a house about a block away. I've been working with my power company, and we are in agreement that it is coming from the owner's side of the meter. This noise is killing all but

Re: [AMRadio] Receiver Noise Reduction Devices

PM Subject: [AMRadio] Receiver Noise Reduction Devices I'm looking for a way to reduce a received noise which is being back-fed into a nearby powerline from something inside a house about a block away. I've been working with my power company, and we are in agreement that it is coming from

Re: [AMRadio] Receiver Noise Reduction Devices

Hi Mike, Is it coming in via the power line? If yes, the 1025 or 1026 won't help. If you have a battery operated receiver and you still hear the noise then it's radiated noise and in that case the 1025 or 1026 should be able to remove such noise. 73 Don N9OO Mike Duke, K5XU wrote: I'm