I'm wondering if anyone has seen an RFI source like this before?
* At isolated (and generally short) periods, the RFI is gone.
* It has two modes...
* Mode A - like the pattern from my first RFI Hunters post, a repeating
pattern every 18 KHz with a central noise "splodge" about 3-4 KHz wide
with two "sidebands" equally spaced +/- 5 KHz from the center of the
RFI.
* Mode B - a 500 Hz "spoldge" of noise repeated every 18 KHz
* Both modes appear to have multiple "sub-carriers" within the noise -
it's hard to tell but it appears that these carriers carry some form of
modulation.
* Both modes exhibit excellent frequency stability
* Both modes deliver about -76 dBm into my receiver - that's around 35
micro-volts - pretty hot!
* Some patterns have emerged... typically early in the morning before
7am, mode B is present. It has transitioned to mode A several times at
7am and continued in this mode until about 9am. Then it reverts to mode
B. At the weekend, its often in mode A all day long...
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