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I was driving home last night from my bowling league and went a different
way than I'd ever gone before. (Only lived here in Scottsdale about 4 months.) Anyway, I discovered that I've got a large mass of power lines (big ones!) about a 1/2 mile east of my apartment. I've been playing around with my new YB400PE for the last week and can get some stations from Austraila late at night, and various stations (mostly with religious programming) from all over the US. I have picked up the BBC faintly a couple of times. Various stations with languages that I can't make out. All very interesting and fun! But on many frequencies, I get a lot of interference. Sounds like an electric motor or car engine revving. Could this be the power line interference? Thanks in advance. |
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