I've had a slight problem with RF noise here since around June or so.

The local power company has been out, and is unable to locate it, but we have
localized it down to a particular section of line.

Fortunately, they are bringing in a RFI hunting service from Maryland later this
month for some seminars for the local folk, then after that they'll be around to
find and fix the problem along with the RFI hunting service.

I had a similar problem last fall along the same section of line, but at that
time the problem was found fairly easily. This one is a bit more problematic and
the local folks have been out with sophisticated RFI sniffers, and even some
ultrasonic equipment designed for such purposes.

Hopefully the pro will be able to clue them in and find it.

I must say that I get good service from the local power company.

dxAce
Michigan

dxAce wrote:


I've had a slight problem with RF noise here since around June or so.

I must say that I get good service from the local power company.



June? It's now OCTOBER and the problem still isn't fixed!

Looks as though our definitions of 'good service' are at odds.





mike

m II wrote:

dxAce wrote:

I've had a slight problem with RF noise here since around June or so.

I must say that I get good service from the local power company.

June? It's now OCTOBER and the problem still isn't fixed!

Well crap, you've had 'problems' for years.

They're still not fixed yet, are they?

LMAO at the dumb Canadian 'tard.

dxAce

dxAce wrote:
I must say that I get good service from the local power company.

Must be nice. I've given up tracking anything that's outside my house,
because I get better results asking my pet rock to fix the problem
than I do nagging the power company.

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"One month from today, the American dream is on the ballot." -- John Kerry, 10/2

So is the American Nightmare, Jack-F... the thought of you in the White House.
Please go back to Communist Viet Nam where you're appreciated.

clifto wrote:

dxAce wrote:
I must say that I get good service from the local power company.

Must be nice. I've given up tracking anything that's outside my house,
because I get better results asking my pet rock to fix the problem
than I do nagging the power company.

LOL, I've given consideration to using a chain saw in years past.

dxAce
Michigan