Dave wrote:
AKS wrote:

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Gentlemen Hi
and there is nothing that could be done to force OEMs
for clean up this interference (RFI?) That is nice but
you and I if interfere with some one TV in Neighborhood
FCC would be all over our ass thanks for equal justice
KA2AYS



Not quite true!

I run 1KW on low bands [75 and 20 meters]. I have a tuner and low pass filters
in line. My station is properly grounded to the service panel ground/earth rod.
This connection is also the equipotential surface for the operating position.

My station meets ALL FCC requirements.

If a neighbor's tv, phone, stereo, or whatever, picks up my transmissions the
problem is with their equipment and I am NOT responsible for correcting the
situation. I will advise them regarding what needs to be done at their end and
at their expense. The best demonstration is to invite them into my station and
have them witness my tv, phone, stereo etc., being interference free.

The best demonstration is an RFI free home station.

We, hams, are not responsible for deficiencies in consumer electronics. That
rests with the manufacturer. The next time you buy a stereo read the Part 15
compliance statement!

Most likely it states, I paraphrase, this equipment MAY receive interfering
signals from near by transmitters. Buyer Beware!

/s/ DD

daev you need sum quiot time on you mothrerfukcer! fi you were ym
naibor i wood kike your ass mothrerfukcer but yuo are two ignoriant to
even railize it

gte hlep

an_old_friend wrote:
Dave wrote:
AKS wrote:

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Gentlemen Hi
and there is nothing that could be done to force OEMs
for clean up this interference (RFI?) That is nice but
you and I if interfere with some one TV in Neighborhood
FCC would be all over our ass thanks for equal justice
KA2AYS



Not quite true!

I run 1KW on low bands [75 and 20 meters]. I have a tuner and low pass filters
in line. My station is properly grounded to the service panel ground/earth rod.
This connection is also the equipotential surface for the operating position.

My station meets ALL FCC requirements.

If a neighbor's tv, phone, stereo, or whatever, picks up my transmissions the
problem is with their equipment and I am NOT responsible for correcting the
situation. I will advise them regarding what needs to be done at their end and
at their expense. The best demonstration is to invite them into my station and
have them witness my tv, phone, stereo etc., being interference free.

The best demonstration is an RFI free home station.

We, hams, are not responsible for deficiencies in consumer electronics. That
rests with the manufacturer. The next time you buy a stereo read the Part 15
compliance statement!

Most likely it states, I paraphrase, this equipment MAY receive interfering
signals from near by transmitters. Buyer Beware!

/s/ DD

daev you need sum quiot time on you mothrerfukcer! fi you were ym
naibor i wood kike your ass mothrerfukcer but yuo are two ignoriant to
even railize it

gte hlep

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