Hi Tom and Group,
I recommend you buy a copy of the "Interference Handbook" by William R.
Nelson,
WA6FQG. (Nelson was a RFI Investigator for Southern California Edison!)
The book
is published by Radio Publications, Inc. - have seen new copies for sale at
hamfests.
Contains lots of tips.....as you know it's not easy finding the real
source.
73,
John W0DC
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> From: thomas@cybrzn.com
> To: RFI@contesting.com
> Subject: [RFI] Line Noise
To: <rfi@contesting.com>
> Date: Saturday, February 28, 1998 8:23 AM
>
> To All:
>
> Wondering if anybody has experience locating noise generated by power
> lines?
> I have a nasty s5 noise level on 10,15 & 20 mtrs. This noise is present
> 24 hours per day, and I can peak it with my beam in a specific
> direction. It is worst when weather conditions are dry, and will
> disappear completely when weather is wet. The power company has been out
> here at least 5 times, and they claim they have checked out a 10 mile
> radius. As far as they are concerned, the case is closed and they have
> refused to do anything further. I have tried walking the lines with a
> transistor AM radio, but I seem to get noise all along, and unable to
> pinpoint it to any particular location. To top it off, it is worst at a
> beam heading of 45 degrees! Not good for a contester.
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
> Tearing my hair out,
> Tom Hellem K0SN
> Porterfield, Wi.
>
>
>
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