Well said. I'd be more worried about a loose connection at a transformer
bushing but even more worried about a cracked insulator on an overhead
distribution pole than anything. You're underground feed is pretty much
RFI free but that underground service has to come from above ground first.
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On 1/9/13 10:29 PM, "KD7JYK DM09" <kd7jyk@earthlink.net> wrote:
>"Should I be concerned about any RFI from the transformer's magnetic
>fields?
>If I locate the transformer further away I will have to use larger gauge
>wire to the house service entrance."
>
>It really doesn't sound like a concern. Magnetic fields won't interfere.
>Arcing can, if a field is strong enough, voltages induced into
>surrounding
>metal objects can arc, but this is quite rare.
>
>Others may have more input.
>
>Kurt
>
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