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Almost sounds to me like electrical noise/interference coming from somewhere
nearby. I've had this problem as well. I tried not using the AC adapter that came with it, that helped somewhat. If I'm running appliances within 20 feet of my KA-1102 (like the dishwasher, computer, modem, etc.) I hear the buzzing you're describing. My Christmas tree's lights made for a nice rhythmic buzz over the holidays. Had to turn them off each time I wanted to listen to my radio. I would try taking the radio to an electrically-quiet area (like an empty beach, hilltop, or somewhere like that) and then see if you can hear these noises. Good luck! Jackie |
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![]() Buzzygirl wrote: Almost sounds to me like electrical noise/interference coming from somewhere nearby. I've had this problem as well. I tried not using the AC adapter that came with it, that helped somewhat. If I'm running appliances within 20 feet of my KA-1102 (like the dishwasher, computer, modem, etc.) I hear the buzzing you're describing. My Christmas tree's lights made for a nice rhythmic buzz over the holidays. Had to turn them off each time I wanted to listen to my radio. I would try taking the radio to an electrically-quiet area (like an empty beach, hilltop, or somewhere like that) and then see if you can hear these noises. Good luck! Jackie Hello Jackie, Your post is very comforting (i.e. Suggesting that there is nothing wrong with my radio), and it also gave me an idea. I will try another AC-DC Adapter, and I'll also try turning off the building's MAIN electrical switch. (i.e. That'll make for an electrically-quiet area) I also hope for both our sakes, a knowledgeable SW radio group member can suggest a workaround that doesn't require us to go to such drastic extremes. Thanks for responding. Kindest regards, SW Newbie, Yerodin P. |
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