Hello Jim,
Thanks for the birdie reminder.
First, I should clarify a couple of things from the previous post. When I
said no or next to no noise, I did mean no significant increase in floor
noise on the HF bands that can be caused from digital hash and switching
supplies. I also should have said, the very little increase (in floor noise)
I did observed was mostly on 80 meters. Again, the floor noise change I do
hear is very little.
The birdies, interesting there too. My old router (2-wire) had the birdies
on both bands, the 15 meter birdie was the stronger of the two. With the new
Netgear WNDR45000 router, it still has the two birdies, but now the stronger
is on 20 meters, actually now, the 15 meters birdie is almost impossible to
find if there is activity on the band. Even though the 20 meter birdie is
stronger, it does not move the needle, and a strong station will cover it.
Something tells me if I apply your good K9YC RFI practices to the cable, I
might be able to make the birdies drop even further into the floor noise. So
far I have not found any new birdies.
Also interesting, like real-estate people say, 'location location location'.
The older 2-wire router at the previous QTH had no birdies (that I can
remember) but there, I had two beams and much shorter CAT cable runs.
73,
Eric - VE3GSI
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jim Brown"
To: "Rfi List" Sent: Tuesday, September 25, 2012 1:29 PM
Subject: Re: [RFI] Alvarion Pro 6000 Wireless Internet Hardware? - Follow
UP!
On 9/25/2012 7:11 AM, Eric - VE3GSI wrote:
However, neither router caused any interference to my HF gear.
Thanks for the report, Eric. One suggestion -- have a look around 14030
and 21052 and see if you hear a birdie. There are other frequencies as
well, but as a CW op, these are the ones I run into and remember. Most
Ethernet boxes radiate them.
73, Jim K9YC
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