On May 18, 9:26*pm, wrote:
On Tue, 18 May 2010 13:13:18 +0900, "Brenda Ann"





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"Gregg" wrote in message
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On May 17, 7:42 pm, "Brenda Ann"
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You might want to get your hands on a cheap portable shortwave and
check for these sources. You could have a problem from electrical
wires. Also computers, tv's, etc. in adjacent apartments are potential
sources of interference. Try to find the most quiet spot to erect an
antenna.

Cheap SW radios have a nasty tendency to be easily overloaded by high
level
VHF signals (such as TV and FM eminating from the ESB, in most likely
direct
line-of-sight from his building.. )

I thought he mentioned the cheap radio to check for any sources
causing RFI. *{?}

The problem is that a really cheap radio will create it's own interference
sources through overloading and IM.

Tell ya what... if he wants it, I have a little 9 band pocket radio I'll
send him. That's a cheapy that if it does nothing, it can be tossed in the
bin and fogotten. If he can hear any SW on it, then he'll for sure be able
to hear it on something like the Sony.

This is the one I was thinking of. Is this the same model (9 SW bands
- Kaito WRX-911 or equivalent)?

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...k2_dp_sr_2?pf_....

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I have a radio similar to that one somewhere in my closet. It is what
it is. I would hope he would start out with something better than
that. Just call that radio "overload city" if he throws ten feet of
wire on it. Just my opinion.