For some while I have been hearing a strong spurious signal on about 1810.8 kHz. I thought it was a local SMPS or similar until I started trying to find it. It is not local to me it - I can hear it o
I thought it was a local SMPS or similar until I started trying to find it. It is not local to me it - I can hear it on several different antenna systems, and also from my remote station 15 km away.
For some while I have been hearing a strong spurious signal on about 1810.8 kHz. I thought it was a local SMPS or similar until I started trying to find it. It is not local to me it - I can hear it o
I have been hearing the same gnarly signal here in southern NH for a few days or more & thought it was local also but obviously much more wide spread. Very loud here (FN42dr) in early evenings and AM
As has been pointed out, I did indeed mean south EAST of me! Interesting that it was not just me that thought it must be local. I can't imagine that it is anything other than a misbehaving transmitte
I have been hearing the same gnarly signal here in southern NH for a few days or more & thought it was local also but obviously much more wide spread. Very loud here (FN42dr) in early evenings and AM
I hear it as well. I went as far as to run off battery power and kill the main breakers but it remained. I live near Amtrak with their overhead electrical lines and thought it might be from some of t
Anyone else have a reliable direction on a different 2 pm in New Jersey. It is 3 S units above background noise with my NE terminated Beverage, S5 and S2. Rig -K3, 400 Hz bandwidth, cw-R mode, 1810.6
I removed the termination. Same signal level, S5. Now the real question is, does my Beverage have any f/b? Well, it is 550 ft long, 470 ohm termination, 9:1 transformer. Is this a waste of time, or u
East from near Erie, PA. No SE antenna to try, so can't determine if the signal favors that direction from here or not. Freq. is 1810.53 when zero-beat in CW, but does not seem particularly stable, m
Gentlemen, I honestly thought that was a growler here at my house (typically caused by a wallwart or TV) and had no idea that others were hearing it. Today I took another look at it and opened up o
Listening this evening this signal is slightly SE of my location (FN13BD) near Rochester NY. Both the beverages and 4 square confirm this without ambiguity. __________________________________________
The "1810.8" signal now appears to be at 1810.5, with a peaks about 200 or 300 Hz on either side. I estimate its bearing is just East of South (perhaps 160 degrees), from near Ottawa, FN25. Bert VE3Q
NYC/NJ areas? More observations will help. 73s, Dick, W1ZC FN42dr Listening this evening this signal is slightly SE of my location (FN13BD) near Rochester NY. Both the beverages and 4 square confirm
From FN20ee - Chester County, PA - the noise on 1810.5 +/- is S9 plus, very little variance. Haven't listened during the day, but very strong tonight. N4XU NYC/NJ areas? More observations will help.
Signal S7 in Fishers Indiana (10 miles NE of Indianapolis) tonight at 8:30 pm EDT, and beam heading approximately 100 degrees (equal signal on my pennant beaming 40 degrees and my pennant beaming 160
Signal is S9+5db here on 1/4 wave vertical, and S9 on short NE beverage. No way to estimate direction though. I'm near Springfield MA, north of Hartford CT. FN32 42-01N 72-43W -- Tom/K1KI -- e-mail:
I am hearing it here in EN21xm. Signal strength varies from S1 to S5. I will check again tomorrow but I don't believe the signal appeared until my SS, so I don't believe it is a local signal. It is d