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Reg Edwards wrote:
Radiation from the feedline is usually the least of one's problems. 99 % of RFI is due to radiation from the very nearby antenna. ========================================== REALLY?? I thought most RFI issues, in today's world, are related to lack of selectivity in the device experiencing the interference. RFI is generally a susceptibility in the interefered with device. Read ALL the information provided and you should find a manufacturer's disclaimer. If the transmitted signal is 'clean' [meets applicable standards] then the cause of RFI is SUSCEPTIBILITY in devices designed for MAXIMUM profit. I'm not responsible for susceptibility issues. A neighbor complained that my station was coming through his computer speakers. I invited him to my station and turned on my computer and speakers. At 1 KW output there was/is no RFI in my speakers !!! [My computer is co-located with my station]. I suggested that he contact the manufacturer of the speakers and obtain information to reduce susceptibility. I showed him how I solved the susceptibility issue for my computer. The responsibility is now his. |
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