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You're apt to get better results if you extend the wire out away from
the building, so that it's no longer inside the building's "noise envelope". Perhaps you can dangle the wire off the far end of a fishing pole? If you're not too far from the roof of your building, it might be worth asking whether you can locate a wire antenna up there. Find a couple of ventilation pipes extending 10-12 ft above the roof, spaced 100 ft or more apart and you'll be in good shape. Then just run a coax feedling from the antenna to your receiver. Steve |
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