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Old February 15th 05, 05:59 PM
JimmyT
 
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Default Noise Problem on 11955kHz

In reference to my earlier posting regarding a severe noise problem on
frequency 11955 kHz - The high noise level is still there with and without
the outdoor antenna connected. I've returned my Kenwood R-5000 receiver to
the local Kenwood service facilities (Cerritos, CA) and am temporary using a
Grundig eTraveller World Receiver until my R-5000 is repaired and returned.
However, even with the Grundig have found that I have the same noise problem
on 11955kHz. I'm using three different antennae - one amplified vertical
and two long wire. Could the noise problem being thru the mains (117 vac
house wiring)? This doesn't seem logical as I am running the Grundig off of
batteries with no connection to the mains. Could the problem be related to
nearby Pt. Mugu Naval Air Station who does experimental work for the Navy?
Would all fellow SWLs who live in the central and southern California check
and see if they have any noise problem on 11955kHz? Thank you.


 
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