On Mon, 12 Jul 2004 08:48:17 -0700 (PDT), Daniel Reynolds wrote:
>I have experienced intermod of local AM broadcasters as high up as
40m.
Several months ago I bought and installed an ICE high pass filter (402X)
for the AM broadcast band (it cuts off at about 1.7 MHz). I noticed a drop of
a fe
I have experienced intermod of local AM broadcasters as high up as 40m. I was
using a 100 ft long wire up about ten feet. It was setup one way (E-W), and it
wasn't noticeable, but when I turned it the other way (N-S), I believe that it
may have interacted more with the power lines several hundred f
Hi Rolf:
I have noticed a similar thing for the past several years.
I think what I'm receiving as 'noise' really might be either AM or FM
broadcast though... as it seems to have some small amount of modulation to it.
So far I have not been able to determine the cause OR the solution to the
p
not
had a chance to check out if grounding the nut has had any effect on this
"feature" yet - hi 73 es gl --don n4hh K2/100 #2028 etc, etc!
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Dr OMs,
currently, I am experiencing noise on certain frequencies while
receiveing while no antenna is connected. To receive this noise, one has
to touch the key connector. This noise can be heard on e.g. 7010 khz. We
have experienced this noise with several K2 in our local ham club. Could
this be
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