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ARRL EMC Committee Semi-Annual Report
RFI COMPLAINTS BY SOURCE: Power Line Noise. 97. Amateur Radio. 32. Unknown. 57. Appliances & Electrical Devices. 23. Automotive. 9. Computer. 12. Electric Fence. Learn More
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Electric Fence - ARRL
Electric fence noise is ruining radio reception. Fortunately, the cures are normally inexpensive and easy to implement, if you have a cooperative fence owner. Learn More
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Grounding and Bonding for the Amateur - ARRL
The book brings together material from numerous Amateur Radio and industry sources to present a comprehensive picture of basic grounding and bonding practices. Learn More
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Electric Fence Noise - ARRL
Virtually all radio interference originating from an electric fence is caused by a spark or arcing across some fence related hardware. The noise can interfere ... Learn More
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ARRL Letter
Mar 18, 2021 ... We believe that there's a place for a virtual ham expo to serve the needs of the very large amateur radio community, especially those that don't ... Learn More
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A Line Noise Sniffer That Works - ARRL
I tried to find the source by using an AM broadcast receiver, but I could only deter- mine a general location. My AM radio picked up the standing-wave power- ... Learn More
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ARES Letter Issues - ARRL
Oct 20, 2021 ... Hams Support Chicago Marathon · Can an Amateur Radio Handheld Stop a Train? · ARRL Simulated Emergency Tests Underway; Early Reports In · The ... Learn More
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Electric Fence Interference—A Case History - ARRL
Paul thinks I'm an RFI guru, so I had to fake it. I grabbed my well-worn copy of Radio Frequency Interference: How to Find It and Fix It [1] and dashed out the ... Learn More
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Black Gold - Hot Mics
The American Radio Relay League (ARRL) is the national association for amateur radio, connecting hams around the U.S. with news, information and resources. Learn More
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ARRL Letter
Mar 25, 2021 ... The FCC announced on March 19 that the amateur radio application fees, including those associated with Form 605 filings, would not become ... Learn More






