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On Oct 11, 1:38 pm, Tony Giacometti wrote:
I live in a neighborhood that as the years have gone on has added a number of new homes. This has increased the electrical "noise" for me where S1 or S2 on 80 meters 6-8 yrs ago is now S7 to S9. At this point in time I don't have the room for a K9AY setup. I can only "dream" of a beverage. I have a Timewave ANC-4 which works very well on 40 meters as I can null out ALL the "noise". Not so on 80 meters as it only knocks it down 2 S Units. At best I have an S-6 noise level. This leads me to believe that I need a separate sensing antenna for 80 meters. Anyone have any ideas for this problem? Is this thinking correct? I have been looking at low noise receiving loops and other low noise antennas. Wellbrook athttp://www.wellbrook.uk.com/seems to have some interresting possibilities, but some of the reviews I have read have made me hesistant to purchase any of their products. What I need is some serious input from anyone who has any experience and knowledge in dealing with low band noise issues. As I am now space limited due to all the new neighbors any solution would need to take this into consideration. TIA What kind of sense antenna are you currently using? I use an active whip as a sense antenna (specifically, an H-800 "Skymatch" antenna) and it enables me to squash *any* noise on 80 meters using my ANC-4. |
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