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Well, I shut off the breaker again and went through room by room with my
portable as I switched them back on. The buzz was evident to some degree
throughout, but most notably in the room just where the service enters the
house, and definately at the service panel. So, I guess that noise is
radiating from the powerline, throughout my house, and into all my stuff? I
don't know, this sucks. I had powerline issues at my last house that never
got resolved, but this time my antenna is quiet, it's just noise in the
house. I'm not sure what my question is exactly, but does anyone have any
ideas?

-Brian

BRIAN,

EXTERNAL POWER LINE AS A NOISE SOURCE:
If you are having a problem with Noise getting into your Radio
Equipment 'via' the Power Lines. You can "Isolate" the One
Circuit that feeds your Equipment and 'install' individual
Feritte Cores on each Leg of the service (all three wires).

INTERNAL HOUSEHOLD NOISE SOURCES VIA HOUSE WIRING:
Buy a bunch of Clamp-On/Snap-On Ferrite Cores and go around
placing one on each Electrical Appliance; while Checking for
Noise on Your Radios.

REMEMBER: You Can NOT Solve All RFI/EMF Noise Problems . . .
But You Can Eleminate The Big Ones - And That's A Start )

~ RHF
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