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hi
I've been using a dipole antenna about 30ft each side connected to a sgc tuner with about 5ft of ladderline . this is mounted on my roof's elevator shack. recently the elevator gear was upgrated to modern stuff and i've suffered with s9 steady but intermittant (sounds like noise level /background noise) 3min on 3min off like noise from 1-30mhz ever since it's mostly strongest from 1-7mhz and heavest on 80m SO my building wo'nt let me get to crazy antenna wise but my question is is there a type of antenna i could put up such that it would be very def below the antenna or something i could do that would accomplish this effect? and mitigate the interference perhaps?? would say a regular 3 element beam reduce the noise or just perhaps 'amplify' it how about a verticle w/ few radials? or something i am overlooking my last choice and what i'd guess building wouldn't approve would be to put 2 receive only stearing verticles away from the elevator room not sure if that'd work technically but the other parts of the roof are off limits to me so i'd be a VERY hard sell but i wonder if that'd help or just ultimately be too noisy as verticles sometimes are i don't have any other mounting locations nor any luck w/the elevator company just looking for some suggestings thanks all happy holidays |
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