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How about trying to locate the source of the noise? Is it in your
house or is it in the neighborhood? It could be something simple like a streetlight buzzing a couple of blocks away. The power company USUALLY pretty good about fixing those kinds of problems. Walk around with a portable AM or shortwave radio and see if you can find the offending pole or whatever. If the noise is in the house, like a dimmer switch, or a tap on lamp, or an appliance, you can fix all that easy enough too. I'm also wondering about your rigs noise blanker. Most modern radios have pretty darn good NB's. Its not a cure, but it should be reasonably effective, unless the noise is a total monster. In that case, all the more reason to find out where its coming from. Good Luck K2TL |
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