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Old December 25th 03, 03:34 AM
David Casey
 
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On 24 Dec 2003 23:13:34 GMT, Frank Raffa wrote:

Another possibility is that it's a "birdie". Something at or near your location
(A PC perhaps) is emitting an RF field that's being picked up by your receiver.


Yeah, I do have the PC right here but it's in the same place it's always
been and it didn't cause any problems before. Oh well, I'm going to look
into putting an antenna up in the attic someday so maybe that will solve my
problem. :-)

Move the radio to another location, maybe another room or down the block, to
see if it stops.


I've tried, it doesn't. And it's just that one frequency.

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