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"Owen Duffy" wrote in message ... "David" wrote in : David, If your tests are not exposed to temporal effects (eg comparing the R4 last year with the MA5B now), then the reduction in S/N with the MA5B on boresight is telling. Something is wrong somewhere. (A prophetic statement I know!) Some of the earlier suggestions remain relevant. Does the noise in a battery powered receiver reduce significantly when you turn the power off to everything in your own premises? Owen Sorry Owen. I forgot to put this in. I have turned all power off to the house and ran it from a battery. There wasn't a lot of difference. Maybe its coming from a neighbours house close by or the overhead power lines on poles that feed all the homes along this road. I noticed today there are also some that feed power to the homes over the back as well. But that doesn't explain the fact that I do not get the same noise from any other antenna. All antenna tests were all done in the last couple of days. If the choke doesn't work then I will bring the antenna back down and take it apart and start a fresh rebuild. The only thing I can think of that is different is that I used some special grease from Vine Antennas on all the joints that was advertised for antenna joints. David |
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