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Email reflector for members of the Sky Valley Amateur Radio Club (SVARC)located in the North Puget Sound area of Washington State. The Club meets monthly on the third Saturday of the month at the Mountain View Diner in Gold Bar, WA at 8AM.

Our club web page is located at http://www.w7sky.org

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Re: Identifying interference source
Thanks for all the answers everyone. I'll give the ferrite cores a go and see if that helps. I also thought about contacting the ARRL, but since it's a Part 15
Posted - Fri Nov 11, 2011 3:34 pm
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Re: Identifying interference source
Good comments, Wes! Hopefully that will help Ryan with the situation. Tom K8TOM
Posted - Thu Nov 10, 2011 7:27 pm
 Tom Singleton
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Re: Identifying interference source
Tom: FYI About 12 years back, we had a valley box shop build a PC. It functioned well, but we noticed radio noise within a block or so while driving away
Posted - Thu Nov 10, 2011 5:26 pm
 Wesley Price
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Re: Identifying interference source
If it's simple induced RFI, then just using some simple snap-on ferrite cores on the leads that are picking up the RFI. I think you can still get them from
Posted - Thu Nov 10, 2011 5:11 am
 Tom Singleton
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Re: Identifying interference source
Ryan; I would try torrid coils. Wrap your power supply lead around and through a coil and see if that helps. I know they strip RF interference into a stereo
Posted - Thu Nov 10, 2011 4:50 am
 Daniel F Morris
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