"Mike Chambers" wrote in message
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Last night was my first night / morning to try to pull in the Voice of
Korea. However, I did not have much success due to some pretty strong
interference.

I am trying to determine the source of the interference (i.e. another
broadcast, or something electrical in / near my house).

I have posted a clip of the audio at:

http://mesh.typepad.com/blog/2006/12...cess_at_f.html

Does any have any idea what the source of the interference might be? Also,
is anyone in the San Francisco area able to pull in Voice of Korea at 9335
(or any other frequency)?

mike

I've managed to pull them in on 9335 a couple times (at 1300 UTC) but it
always fades out on me as the sun continues to climb. And I'm in Houston
with a 7600GR and about 110' of longwire on the roof. What is your setup?
When I was using just the whip antenna the S/N ratio was so low that I
couldn't make out anything other than the announcement that I was listening
to Voice of Korea. Nothing else recognizable, but it was all just
background noise.

Dave