I eliminated the noise from my electric fence charger with a few ferrite
beads slipped over the wire near the charger. They were Amidon FB-73-801
beads. I forget the Fair-Rite part number. It was as good as unplugging it.
If I had uncooperative neighbors, I might just quietly install those beads
m
Thanks for all the reply's
From the questions I was ask via e-mail , I'm thinking what I have may
be power line noise ! The power Co. is scheduled to repair the pole in
question but the repair doesn't happen as fast as when the meter stops
turning .
What has me puzzled, why the noise is str
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Sent: Saturday, March 12, 2016 8:24:32 PM
Subject: Re: Topband: A 160m Noise problem
I am trying to track down a similar issue. Some of it may be the neighbor's
plasma TV, but I also suspect DSL or Cable TV leakage. I have wandered
around with an FT-817 with a bcb loopstick antenna.
I am trying to track down a similar issue. Some of it may be the neighbor's
plasma TV, but I also suspect DSL or Cable TV leakage. I have wandered
around with an FT-817 with a bcb loopstick antenna. No luck so far. My
noise has peaks in the 1823-1829 range. And, yes I hear it on both the 4sq
and th
Greeting top-banders and Ed,
You could simply disconnect the elements from your Hi-Z amps at each
element. This will tell you if the noise is being generated in the system or
coming in the air.
My guess from experience something some distance from you is following your
power wires.
Good luck
transmitter on 1700 kHz.
Good luck
73
Frank
W3LPL
- Original Message -
From: "Ed Stallman"
To: topband@contesting.com
Sent: Saturday, March 12, 2016 8:04:37 PM
Subject: Topband: A 160m Noise problem
Hello Topbanders
I would like to explain my noise is
Hello Topbanders
I would like to explain my noise issue to get opinions on search and Destroy
This noise is covering the 160m band only, 80m is good ! I'm using a
HI-Z receive 4 SQ and the NW direction is as quiet can be . All other
directions are noisy with the NE being the worst , SE almost
