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Noisy Neighbour
I have a noisy that has no respect for people. He has mixing decks
which he plays all the time which you can hear through the wall. I have researched ways of interfering with his stereo and came across many web sites stating that cb can affect stereo speakers. I know this isn't really the group to ask this, but has anyone suggestions on how to interfere with his stereo speakers as he is starting to really get on my nerves. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks |
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(Snotgeorge) wrote:
On 28 May 2004 14:10:06 -0700, (I Am Not George) wrote: Jim I stand by my statement. there is no excuse to advise this guy to do something illegal and harassing I dont care if you disguise your advise with a wink wink oh dont do this lol And please dont tell us that story of how you keyed the 10KW military transmitter again it does get the keyclowns all sexualy excited. like the gay newsgroups get you sexually excited? whats up with that? whats up with it is you are obsessed with "george". If there are gay postings forgeries of wa3moj are the work of twisty tim nebo scott moparholic and the rest but you knew that. Riddle me this batman why is it no one complains about you and your off topic gay postings mr. snotgeorge? None of the keyclowns ever get complained about yet they are here 24/7 spamming and trolling knee deep in hypocrisy. |
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Hello, Dude
Many areas have enacted ordinances which allow the local police to ticket CBs which cause interference, so you might wish to reconsider. The problem is, of course, that the speaker wires can pick up radiation and conduct it back into the audio system which can then rectify (detect) the signal, amplify it, and send it back to the speakers. To avoid interference, it would be best to have an outdoor antenna, oriented vertically. The reasoning is that most of the speaker wires will be run horizontally. Should you run a horizontal dipole (bent, if necessary), especially around the floor of your apartment/condo, the chances would be great that you would interfere with his stereo - a *lot*. Of course, you wouldn't want such a dipole right on the wall next to his unit. A stock cb would likely wreck havoc to his stereo if fed into two 9 foot lengths of wire (a dipole) run along the wall between your units, so don't do that. Of course, if you ever had any interference problems, you'd be better off running ssb. It will interfere as much, but your voice won't be recognizable. Hopefully, you wouldn't do something like that. I had a problem a couple of years ago. A 500 watt entertainment center plus 250 watt subwofer went a long ways to curing the problem. That, plus recordings of "The Thunderer", "Washington Post March", "The Stars and Stripes Forever", and a whole lot of other marches burned onto a cd can work wonders. ) Hope this helps! Best regards from Rochester, NY Jim "Dude" wrote in message om... I have a noisy that has no respect for people. He has mixing decks which he plays all the time which you can hear through the wall. I have researched ways of interfering with his stereo and came across many web sites stating that cb can affect stereo speakers. I know this isn't really the group to ask this, but has anyone suggestions on how to interfere with his stereo speakers as he is starting to really get on my nerves. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.691 / Virus Database: 452 - Release Date: 5/26/04 |
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-snip some good Jim stuff-
"Jim Hampton" wrote: Hello, Dude Of course, you wouldn't want such a dipole right on the wall next to his unit. A stock cb would likely wreck havoc to his stereo if fed into two 9 foot lengths of wire (a dipole) run along the wall between your units, so don't do that. Oh, don't turn your power mic up full blast and disconnect the ground from you coax either. ... and be sure not to buy a small 12v mobile linear amplifier, that runs best on a battery charger with no battery. g Good advice, Jim..hope he never moves in next to me. |
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"Steveo" wrote in message ... -snip some good Jim stuff- "Jim Hampton" wrote: Hello, Dude Of course, you wouldn't want such a dipole right on the wall next to his unit. A stock cb would likely wreck havoc to his stereo if fed into two 9 foot lengths of wire (a dipole) run along the wall between your units, so don't do that. Oh, don't turn your power mic up full blast and disconnect the ground from you coax either. .. and be sure not to buy a small 12v mobile linear amplifier, that runs best on a battery charger with no battery. g Good advice, Jim..hope he never moves in next to me. UUUUUuggggggghhhhhhhhh, battery charger hum, that's worse than fingernails across a chalkboard. Landshark -- Any day riding, is better than being a newsgroupie 73 Baja Stroppe Bronco 98 Buell S3 Thunderbolt 99 Ford F-150 Supercab 4X4 (antenna platform) |
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