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I am trying to locate the source of power line noise in my
neighborhood. I drove around with a 10 meter am receiver with a base loaded vertical on the car and found the noise source is hard to pinpoint. Possibly this is because the noise is being conducted along the power line? What is the best way to locate the source. I am assuming if I can tell the power company that I am certain of the pole (cracked insulator ?) that is causing the problem I stand a better chance of getting action. A related question - IF I was to find the pole where the noise originates is there any chance of being able to actually see arcing occurring? Rick K2XT |
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