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On Sun, 24 Aug 2003 10:17:16 -0600, "Ken Bessler"
wrote: "Hank Oredson" wrote in message ... Dipole fed with coax? -- ... Hank Yep (11' of rg8x), with a 6 turn, 2-5/8" dia rg8 mini coax choke at the feedpoint. BTW I just moved here (Denver) from Wichita, KS where I had a GAP Titan DX installed - had the same problem there, too. Ken Ken, I have the same problem with a Sony 200ES, interferes the most with 6 meters, a little on 2 meters and moderate on HF. Have put on additional ferrite to no avail, like yourself everything is properly grounded. Even went so far as to put the radio stuff and the computer goodies on different lines - but ultimately they feed from the same mains. Went portable with a small antenna and found that the interference was a problem for nearly a 30 foot radius. I gave up on fixing it and do my logging on a Palm Pilot and have the pc set to let the monitor "go to sleep" after 5 minutes of no pc use. Sometimes there is little you can do aside from finding a 'quieter' monitor or not running both devices at the same time. Hope your situation works out better than mine. 73, Howard |
Some ferrite beads will help on the leads IF the problem is conducted/radiated
through those wires. If it is radiated, other means may be needed (e.g. shielding). 73s, Evan |
Some ferrite beads will help on the leads IF the problem is conducted/radiated
through those wires. If it is radiated, other means may be needed (e.g. shielding). 73s, Evan |
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