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March 31st 04, 02:40 PM
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"Ron Hardin" wrote in message ... Next time, turn the radio at various angles and see if you can null the noise out. Usually the top edge of the radio points at the direction it's nulling away, and outdoors that would be pretty horizontal most of the time, but if it's coming from the wires in your house as well, almost any angle might be the one you need to try. Practice nulling a weak station in the daytime. The same thing works on noise sources. -- Ron Hardin On the internet, nobody knows you're a jerk. I've tried turning the radio, its a very strong interference. My primary listening device is my stereo , which can't be moved too much. The strange thing is that I've been in this house 5 years, almost 6 and this just started a month ago. And its every night. In the morning its fine again. Next I will try a different radio, or sit out in the car at 7pm to see if it happens there too. It is a mystery. |
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