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On Mon, 30 May 2005 10:05:01 -0500, Steve wrote:
Thanks! I will give that a try. I know that this noise thing can be handled, just how much is the case! 73's steve...... I believe Ford has certain electrical components that can be replaced to reduce interference to communications systems -- your dealer should know what's available for your model and have the tech sheets. Lotta people in this user group have complained about Ford noise. bob k5qwg |
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Bob, yes Ive been keeping up with this subject for a
while, but i can believe the noise im getting! It just could be the older rig, Im going to try the strapping first, dont have any of that stainless braided stuff, but older rg8 u coax will do the trick i think? Then going to make a few turns of coax and make a rf choke to maybe cutdown on rf feedback, then the torriods are next. What really scares me is that on 40 the engine is severely effected by just simply keying the mic. I wonder what other cures are out there! Bob, you run hf mobile? antenna? any power? tnx, Steve......... |
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