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Old January 22nd 06, 09:29 PM posted to rec.radio.shortwave
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Default To Ross et al: From OP: Household Noise Sources ?

Telamon wrote:
m II wrote:
Telamon wrote:
2. EMI, electromotive interference, which is conducted noise. As
separate local electric and magnetic fields the energy falls off rapidly
over distance. A few feet can make a big difference in noise level.


I think we're confusing EMF (Electromotive Force), also known as Voltage
with EMI (Electro magnetic interference).


Yep, sorry about that EMI definition.


Electromotive interference is EMI from a locomotive plant in La Grange, IL.

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