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I posted regarding this a few months ago and since then have found the root
cause of the reception. The symptoms are an overpowering hum at the low end of the am band. It is being caused by 3-phase power lines. I can follow the line for several miles in any direction with any of my vehicles and get the interference. I contacted the power company and they are supposedly looking for the cause. Has anybody had success getting this type of problem resolved? Do I have recourse if the power company doesn't fix the problem? |
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