[W5SFA] radio interference?
Roger Klein
rwklein at katyweb.net
Mon Aug 8 21:30:40 CDT 2016
Brad,
Sure sounds like it could be RF interference. Can you give a little more information about your antenna setup? If it's cable TV, I'm a bit surprised you'd pick up interference, but it's not impossible. If it's an outside antenna I'd expect it would be more likely to pick up interference from a nearby transmitter.
I've cc'd the club's reflector to get ideas on how to best track down the source. If you have a portable receiver like a shortwave radio, you might be able to tune around when it is happening to figure out what frequency the interference is coming from.
Some other thoughts: does it happen on a particular station that you're tuned to, but not on others? That might also provide a clue to track down the source.
73,
Roger
From: Buckeroo Brad [mailto:buckeroobrad at gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, August 8, 2016 7:11 PM
To: Roger Klein
Subject: radio interference?
Hi Roger,
This is Brad Taylor. I live at Coushatte Recreation Ranch on Nelius Road. Lately, our television cable signals have been getting interrupted by what sounds like someone keying a mic with static, but no voice. I've heard of other residents having this issue also. Does anybody in the club have the equipment to find this kind of interference?
Brad
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