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Some months ago, I happened across a web site which contained short
audio clips of various interesting sources of RF interference (MP3 files or a similar format). I remember a furnace, an electric blanket, and common stuff like arcing power lines and ignition noise. I should have known to grab the files and keep them local. I went looking for the site again so that I could use these files as examples in the class I'm teaching, and can't find the site. I suspect it's now gone. Did anyone snag any of these examples, or point me to a source? Thanks. 73, Steve KB9X |
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