09-03-2024, 10:51 PM
I'll take pix of the pole at the end of the street to identify a lightning arrestor. Dark now and there is a LED light that blinds the camera...
I looked online for a pix but many of the images are mis-identified and are on transmission lines, not the 7200 circuits.
Strangely, though I am subscribed to several radio forums, that, often make use of ferrite in many forms, I have never experimented with a ferrite loaded antenna. My preference is for vintage wire loops, I have several loops and radios built with them.
Though for most RF noise issues the portable radio works but it seems that in very strong sources a well shielded radio and a means to disable the AVC and having a calibrated "S" meter is employed...
Good luck tomorrow...
Chas
I looked online for a pix but many of the images are mis-identified and are on transmission lines, not the 7200 circuits.
Strangely, though I am subscribed to several radio forums, that, often make use of ferrite in many forms, I have never experimented with a ferrite loaded antenna. My preference is for vintage wire loops, I have several loops and radios built with them.
Though for most RF noise issues the portable radio works but it seems that in very strong sources a well shielded radio and a means to disable the AVC and having a calibrated "S" meter is employed...
Good luck tomorrow...
Chas
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