Hi Marco
Just back home from long treep
You can found me in ON4KST chat and make sked
On 22 October 2015 at 20:44, Marco Quijada wrote:
> Hello:
> Tonight i will be on the air in 80 meters all night :-) also if
> someone need sked on 160 please fell to free to make
We had the opposite problem here in NH. The aluminum wires are held to the
insulators with aluminum wire wraps. The wraps would arc when dry conditions
existed.
Morning dew or rain would make it quiet. Dry days in winter would be the worst,
the noise would wipe out AM,HF, and weak FM band
I find the same at my QTH - utility RFI is worst in cold dry weather and
goes away in damp or warm weather.
Tim N3QE
On Tuesday, October 27, 2015, Kriss A Kliegle
wrote:
> We had the opposite problem here in NH. The aluminum wires are held to the
> insulators with
I forgot I had this up with pictures.
http://www.w8ji.com/power_line_noise.htm
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Rain on the way so will know for sure what conditions are best. Hopefully
not the same as Tim or Kriss since this is big Lake effect snow country
although you'd think snow would melt at an arcing area. We are expecting
60mph winds tomorrow and rain. Regardless, power company is sending
someone
Rain on the way so will know for sure what conditions are best. Hopefully not
the same as Tim or Kriss since this is big Lake effect snow country although
you'd think snow would melt at an arcing area. We are expecting 60mph winds
tomorrow and rain. Regardless, power company is sending
Thanks Tom. I think I have it narrowed down with a portable. The line going
to our home is spliced to the main line along with another line going to a
building across the highway. At that spot there is a ball of wires with some
kind of what appears to be a metal fixture (clamp etc.). Just