So I had this same noise in our new remodeled kitchen and it was really bad. I
found the problem was not the led's but the 12 vac switching power supply
feeding them. I purchased 12vac transformers, put them on a plastic box and
wired them in place of the switching supply and all the noise is go
Petr
That's very interesting.
I have heard that long led strips eg in the kitchen are powered from a noisy
smpsu: the long cable is the antenna. A linear supply should stop that
noise or small ferrite toroids (it's very low current). I have just
purchased some from IKEA and will be testing
files
> > https://www.dropbox.com/sh/3ftcsm50mvr9jmy/AABcDfHjYn-GKvelQhmyJTBia?dl=0
> >
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> > From: "Joe Galicic"
> > To: "PVRC List" , "TopBand List"
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> > Sent: Thursday, October
o files
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/3ftcsm50mvr9jmy/AABcDfHjYn-GKvelQhmyJTBia?dl=0
- Original Message -
From: "Joe Galicic"
To: "PVRC List" , "TopBand List"
Sent: Thursday, October 13, 2016 1:35:15 PM
Subject: Topband: New Noise - 160 Meters
Just put up my
Link to files
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- Original Message -
From: "Joe Galicic"
To: "PVRC List" , "TopBand List"
Sent: Thursday, October 13, 2016 1:35:15 PM
Subject: Topband: New Noise - 160 Meters
Just put up my 160 antenna and have a new noise source to find. Very loud wide
band buzzing that starts in the middle of the AM broadcast band and then
abruptly drops to zero at 1870 KHZ. I have attached sound file and panadapter
screen shots. It is not coming from my QTH. One night it went off
