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Dan wrote:
I have a dipole in the attic tuned to around 14Mhz. Whenever I transmit at full power, the laptop sitting next to my rig goes crazy and the light in the next room turns on (its hooked up to a clapper). When on 80 meters, if I transmit at full power and use my antenna tuner to tune near perfect SWR, the treadmill in back of me turns on. Is this normal? Should I worry about excessive radiation? Thanks, Dan Is this normal? Yep! Should I worry about excessive radiation? Nope! ------------------------- You have RF coupled into the power lines. You need some type 43 clamp on ferrites to solve the 'normal' RF susceptibility of those components. |
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