On 1 Nov 2015 at 10:09, Joe Wolfe wrote:
> The noise I have is a very loud and strong White Noise.
Ah, yes. The same sort of crap we are experiencing around here. After at
least two years of work here, we have finally established that it is a
mish-mash of many, many other sources all jammed together, and not any
one single source. By elminating the stronger local sources, the White Noise,
is vastly diminished.
Mine here was 10 to 20 db over S-9 on 80 until we eliminated a single source
that was within 4 blocks of my station. At that time, the White Noise level
dropped to S-4 to S-5 most of the time.
Even so, I still have multiple sources scattered around the town near me,
including one at our local high-school.
> I am hoping the
> ANC-4 will help with that.
Well, it probably will, if you get a good enough sense antenna and spend
enough time getting to know how to operate it. Effective use of that method
requires some finesse.
> The noise is definitely not in my house..I have
> killed the power to the whole house and the noise is still present.
> Handhelds',
> etc. have not been able to pinpoint any source.
You need a directional antenna, at the very least...
> So..I am reading this thread very closely to see if any new ideas pop up
> that might help steer me in the right direction!
Joe:
I wish I was closer to you. I would help you DF this garbage.
But as WX5L says, I too think your time would be far more efficiently used in
trying to track this stuff down than trying to "cover it up".
Also, as another member says, using any receiver you use to try to track it
down should be set to AM, rather than to CW or SSB, as this will make your
job a bit easier by making it much easier to recognize the differences in the
sounds of the noise.
Ken W7EKB
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