static?
From: benjamin pierce
Hi All:
If I'm Dxing out in the car, whenever it starts to hail I start getting
this
horrendous RF noise. It starts slowly as it starts to hail with pops and
clicks and then the noise increases in amplitude and frequency rapidly as
the hailstorm increases until it
Static. Totally normal phenomenon, although a nuisance when conditions
are good... I experience this during snow falls with moderate to heavy
winds and during periods with blowing fallen snow (heavy winds). Remedy:
Wait for it to stop.
Bjarne
På Fri, 20 Jan 2006 17:30:03 -0500, skrev
It's the static electricity from the hailstones, generated as they
fall through the air.
Mark
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Hi All:
If I'm Dxing out in the car, whenever it starts to hail I start getting this
horrendous RF noise. It starts slowly as it starts to hail with pops and
clicks and then the noise increases in
Also ... take precautions ... we were using beverage antennas in
Sheigra, and during a hailstorm we were hearing clicks in the room.
We were having a coffee break due to the high noise floor. Looked at
where the clicks were coming from, and there were sparks jumping from
the aerial connectors
Hi All:
If I'm Dxing out in the car, whenever it starts to hail I start getting this
horrendous RF noise. It starts slowly as it starts to hail with pops and
clicks and then the noise increases in amplitude and frequency rapidly as
the hailstorm increases until it sounds like a buzzing sound like
