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New (to me) radio...and NOISE.
On 03/19/2011 02:02 AM, m II wrote:
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 I found a very modestly priced Sony 2010 yesterday (FCC IDAK896AICF-2010) and am pretty happy with it, except for one thing. It uses THREE size D batteries. Two or four I don't mind, but where do you find a charger that handles three batteries at a time? It's a pain having to buy four and then rotate them in sequence. Small problem in the general scheme of things. I don't know if there is a serial number hidden somewhere on the thing, I'd like to find out when in the production run it was made. The sound is very good for a set this size and the 'sync' actually works, unlike the 7600 I tried a few years ago. That radio made me buy a Sangean 909. The noise that's been plaguing me for weeks turns out to be the solar panel battery charger/regulator. It's worse than any dimmer or fluorescent light I've ever heard. The unit is an Outback 60 amp mppt. I don't imagine there's an easy way to stop the noise. Night time miraculously clears things up. mike Clamp on ferrites on all wires in and out of the inverter. The model 80 on the page are Fair-Rite brand. Loop skinny wires through twice: http://www.allelectronics.com/make-a...errites/1.html |
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