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I am stump with this problem and I hope someone has a solution. I have
a 4 Element Yagi and a vertical ground plane up each at 50' The ground plane is 40' away from the yagi to the North . The yagi is tuned correctly and properly built. I get this whitenoise at S-5 and can almost kill it with my ANC-4..(Yagi has both Vert/Horizonal with same SNR Problem) could the Ground plane due to its proximity create the white noise. in conjunction with the beam? I recall this problem a few years back with a Vertical on my house and the ground plane that is the same one 40' away except the white noise was only S-1...It looks very obvious there is some interaction. I just can not figure out what it is. Suggestions from those that may know. I will be lowering the Ground Plane that is 40' away from the house to see if that helps. All antennas are tuned for 10 meters...I am so confused.. ![]() in advance Mike |
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On Sun, 09 Sep 2007 18:16:28 -0700, mike wrote:
could the Ground plane due to its proximity create the white noise. in conjunction with the beam? Hi Mike, Not normally. "Normally" means antennas do not, in and of themselves, originate or source any signals. Some might, but even more remote from "normal" is sourcing white noise. (Generally, an otherwise passive antenna might become a re-radiator due to corroded joints/connections. Even then, it requires an actual, active source to make your antenna do what it might be doing.) I recall this problem a few years back with a Vertical on my house and the ground plane that is the same one 40' away except the white noise was only S-1 Progressively higher noise over the years suggests weathering which further suggests corrosion (see above). ...It looks very obvious there is some interaction. "Obvious" to you, perhaps. You might want to explain why. I just can not figure out what it is. Suggestions from those that may know. I will be lowering the Ground Plane that is 40' away from the house to see if that helps. All antennas are tuned for 10 meters...I am so confused.. ![]() in advance Mike Keep your antenna up there. It is too slim a chance of being the culprit (at least until you explain what was "obvious"). You might also tell us what you mean by "white noise." Is this across the entire HF spectrum, across just the 10M band, or simply noise out of the speaker on your usual frequency? 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC |
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![]() "I am stump with this problem and I hope someone has a solution. I have a 4 Element Yagi and a vertical ground plane up each at 50' The ground plane is 40' away from the yagi to the North . The yagi is tuned correctly and properly built. I get this whitenoise at S-5 and can almost kill it with my ANC-4.. The second antenna will not be the cause of your problem. The fact that you can kill the noise with the ANC 4 means that it is not "white noise". It must be some form of coherent interference that the beam is picking up. Is the problem worse in one particular direction? What antenna are you using as a secondary one for the ANC4? That antenna must be seeing the noise as well for the ANC4 to be able to cancel it out. Also you don't say what frequency the problem is on. 73 Jeff |
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