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![]() "Antonio Vernucci" wrote in message ... Most of the strong AM signals received on my National HRO are affected by hum. I put a ceramic capacitor in parallel to each of the 80-type vacuum diodes with no noticeable improvement. Does anyone remember which other cure was proposed to solve the problem? 73 Tony, I0JX Tony I'm assuming you're talking about tuneable hum, where the AC line frequency modulates the received carrier. Does the receiver have AC line bypass caps from each leg of the AC power to the chassis? Have you tried grounding the chassis to a good earth ground to see if the hum modulation level is reduce? If grounding helps, you should check to see that the bypass caps are installed. Also adding ferrite snap on cores on the power may help along with the ground connection. pete k1zjh |
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