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I have a rfi noise that is throughout the entire shortwave spectrum
(0.1-30 mhz) at about an equal strength - it occurs approximately every 60 khz (and sometimes every 30 khz). The noise is very strong - S9 - S9+20 db, on a very short antenna (6 feet) to my Drake R8, despite my radio being 25 feet or more from the noise source. The noise comes from a nearby appartment. The noise is 24 hours/day and has been going on ever since I moved (over 1 year). It occasionally drops in strength for 1 second. A couple of the noise spurs have a beep noise that is happening once per second (could it be some kind of clock/timer?). It generally sounds like a digital hash (eg more of a hash than a buzz sound). I'm wondering - what kind of device would produce this noise? |
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