I have 112KV (or something like that) lines only about 200 ft from my
antenna. They're right in the path to EU. They're dead quiet EXCEPT
when it rains. The corona noise when it rains is really bad. In
fact, it pretty much cost me about 2 hours of useful operating time
during last year's November SS CW. Noise was S9+ until the rain
stopped. I heard the noise quite loud this morning on my AM BC radio
in my car as I drove under them as well.
Having said that, they're totally quiet except when it rains;
something I can't say about the neighborhood 12KV lines! I've been
trying to get PG&E to fix a bad pole 2 doors down for years. It has a
12KV line at the top.
Fortunately, it doesn't rain often here in CA :-)
On Tue, Oct 13, 2009 at 1:46 PM, <k9mk@flash.net> wrote:
> John,
>
> I have a 345Kv line about a mile west of me. The high lines are dead
> quiet when compared to the noise coming from the 14.4Kv distribution plant
> that feeds our community.
>
> Mike K9MK
>
> -------------- Original message from AE5B <ae5b@arrl.net>: --------------
>
>
>> Lot of windmill power in West Texas. Lot of customers in East Texas. As a
>> result, 300 miles of 345 kV transmission lines will soon be built through my
>> area. Two of the four proposed routes will cross portions of my ranch. One
>> proposal would have a line running approximately a mile from the ranch
>> house. Is
>> that far enough away that I shouldn't worry?
>>
>> John
>> AE5B
>>
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