I went to my local Lowes and didn't find one. Does anyone have a model
number? Was it really at Lowes, or maybe some other store?
Ed, W1RFI
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From: RFI [rfi-bounces@contesting.com] on behalf of Kirb Nesbitt
[k.nesbitt@shaw.ca]
Sent: Monday, November 23, 2015 12:55 AM
To: Greg's; rfi@contesting.com
Subject: Re: [RFI] Laser Christmas Lights
Greg,
suggest getting the product manufacturer and model no. of the device in
question and submit this to IC. Request a response.
We have them here on our street but fortunately a ways down the road
from us (so far). Let us know what response you receive from IC.
73,
Kirb, VE6IV
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On 15-11-22 06:44 PM, Greg's wrote:
> Beware- like most electronic junk allowed to be sold today, the new "laser
> Christmas lights" that project various patterns on your neighbours decorated
> house, are RFI buzz machines.
>
> Mine (and the ones up and down the street) take care of killing most the HF
> spectrum and includes some nice AM BC Band swaths of frequencies as well.
>
> Mine and units were sold by Lowes , and have a plastic lens globe on the
> front of the fixture, which is pointed towards the desired surface to make a
> pretty pattern.
>
> The "destructive" RFI range heard on my portable radio was + 40 feet. Seems
> these lights are the new, popular effect this year and most folks may be
> surrounded by installations.
>
> Unfortunately, my antennas are also all within a 25 foot separation of the
> neighbours, and the general increase in noise floor from the residential area
> won't make for a Merry Christmas.
>
> Greg
> VE3FAX
>
>
>
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