[RFI] RFI publications (Magazines)?

[M Roden]

I recently got an invite to a webinar either an Anritsu or Tektronics
"T-hunting" with a handheld specan. It came to my work email and I'm
out of the office this week. Seems as though the webinar is to be in
late Sept. The target audience is "bug finding" but the techniques
remain the same. Our company (and industry, cellular) is now in a
constant mode of tracking down on-channel interference from an
unbelivable number of sources - oscillating BDA's, cable TV leakage,
hotel cordless telephones reverting to EU 1800 DECT, 900 MHz crane
controls (on selectable 850 MHz channels), metal halide lamps, and on
and on. We will be hunting 700 MHz wireless mics for years to come.

I'm convinced I could make a good living hunting these things down.

I'll check on the particulars for the webinar.

tnx
Mike/W5JR
Milton GA (Atlanta)

On Aug 24, 2011, at 5:35 PM, Jim Brown <jim at audiosystemsgroup.com> wrote:

> On 8/24/2011 1:42 PM, Dale Svetanoff wrote:
>> I can tell you that the reason I got so much from the Chicago
>> chapter was that we not only had excellent speakers do presentations (both
>> from within the group and outside), but we also had "Tales from the
>> Trenches" sessions - where you really got the "dirty low-down" info.  You
>> do not have to be an IEEE member to attend chapter meetings, although
>> membership is encouraged.
>
> I attended only one of those "Tales from the Trenches" sessions, but I
> can say that without a doubt it had the most information and the most
> practical ideas packed into about two hours than any technical session
> I've attended!
>
>
>> 2.  You have probably seen postings on this reflector from Mike Martin of
>> RFI Services.  Mike works with various utility companies in training their
>> personnel for RFI-locating techniques.  He did a session here in Cedar
>> Rapids a few years ago that was well-received, and even threw in a special
>> version for the local hams.  Of course, there are other "from the trenches"
>> tales often related on this reflector, and I regard it as a valuable
>> information source on this topic.
>
> I'd love to sit in on one of Mike's sessions.
>
> 73, Jim K9YC
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