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Invader3K wrote: .... If I take the Grundig outside more than about 3 yards from the building, I get crystal clear reception and stations from all over the place. .... Any suggestions on how I can reduce the effects of RF noise? I have the radio and antenna in a window, and it is still very noise-laden, especially on SW. AM is a little better, but not much. FM seems ok...but I don't listen to much FM on this radio anyway. Sounds like a typical case of "steel frame building". It's not the noise as much as the construction is shielding you from the RF. Maybe a fish pole with 20-30 feet of magnet wire? Mark Zenier Washington State resident |
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