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John Smith wrote:
Undoubtably, in a power failure, "most all" of the noise, both horiz and vert, goes away. How to you differentiate between what is the horiz component and that of the vert component? I continue to operate on backup power during an AC power failure. The change in noise level on my horizontal dipole is not very noticeable. The change in noise level on my vertical is 2+ S-units. It is obvious that the 60 Hz power lines furnish the source of the vertical noise with power. I am still not sure of the source of the vertical noise but I strongly suspect the ground wire on the pole in my front yard that contains a power factor capacitor. If I bring my portable AM radio close to that ground wire, I cannot even hear the local AM radio station. -- 73, Cecil http://www.w5dxp.com |
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