[VHFcontesting] RE: [Yaesu] RFI/Power line noise problem

[wa1vxh]

Our local Club had a presentation from Mike Martin of RFI Services. He is
the person that the ARRL may contact to help out. RFI is Mikes only business
and he has the right stuff and knowledge to get  the job done. His URL is
www.rfiservices.info  Please remember that Mike is in the RFI business. and
he is a HAM so he has seen the problems from both sides.

As listed below I would start with the ARRL so that the proper documentation
can be created. Write down in as much detail all steps, names, numbers ect
of the people you talk to. It will help in the end.

Chris
WA1VXH

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Sent: Wednesday, September 18, 2002 10:46 AM
To: John Geiger
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Subject: Re: [Yaesu] RFI/Power line noise problem


John,

I am "assuming" that you have documented all that you have
done.  If so, contact the ARRL with all your documentation.
(You are and ARRL member aren't you).  One of the services the
ARRL provides.  THey will help you get it resolved with the
help of the FCC if necessary.  Riley has really ben getting
with the program and power companies!!!

Jerry
W3CDE


John Geiger wrote:
>
> Turning to the reflectors for some help in this
> problem.  I seem to have a decent amount of static
> (s5-6) at times on HF (especially 30 meters and below)
> and on 6 meters.  I even bought a FT100D to use on the
> reputation of its noise blanker,and the NB does work
> on it at times.  Other times it even overcomes the NB.
>  I called the local power company who came out to
> check for power line noise-using some equipment that
> received in the VHF range.  They found nothing from
> power lines, but did locate 1 house several blocks
> away that was throwing out some static-it isn't this
> house that is affecting me as we tried some tests
> yesterday turning off their power, etc.
>
> The power companies conclusion is "Sorry, it is not
> our lines, we can do nothing more, good luck."  So
> what do I do now?  This noise is frustrating at best,
> and really interfering with my receiving at worst.  I
> am not ready to conclude that it is not power line
> noise, as it seems to me that most people with line
> noise problems, get them in the lower HF range, not in
> the VHF range like the power companies equipment
> tested.
>
> I have tried to locate the offending source in my own
> house, and nothing here seems to be causing it.  Cant
> seem to null it out using my miniquad-it seems to be
> coming from all directions and it is worse still on my
> G5RV dipole.
>
> I do have some noise on 2 meters, not as bad, that is
> coming from the NE-I can null this with my 13B2.  I
> also can't figure out what this is, or if the two are
> related.
>
> Anyone else been through something like this, and any
> help or ideas?
>
> 73s John NE0P
>
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