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Ron Hardin wrote: Since Thursday morning I've been hearing 120Hz hum on WFAN (NYC) 660, does anybody else? The R8B hears it except with DSB synch detection, so there's some relation between I and Q channels that cancels the hum. If I offtune 1 kHz and use CW, the 120Hz lines move up 1 kHz. Other stations don't have it. On the other hand I don't hear it on WFAN on other receivers, hence this query. But I don't get a good WFAN signal on other receivers either. The R8B is running on DC. 10:11 PM - I'm listening to them on my R-2368 receiver and hear absolutely no hum at all (60, 120 or 180 Hz). Your receiver has a 50 kHz IF frequency. You sure your not getting an image in there 50 kHz away from 660 kHz (like WOR at 710 kHz)? Tim Brown |
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