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powerline interference
I read that powerline interference will often times diminish when it rains.
This is presumably due to loose hardware becoming temporarily tightened when moisture causes the utility pole to swell. Well, in my case the noise substantially worsens and becomes more broadband during periods of rain. Can anyone explain a possible reason for this? The RFI guy from the local utility company seems confident that work scheduled for next week in my neighborhood will correct the problem. I certainly hope this is the case. Maybe then I can finally hear some dx. Wish me luck. Brian |
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