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Power-Line Noise I. Introduction II. Why Care? III. What Is Required Under FCC Rules IV. Is It Really Power-Line Noise Or Something Else? V. How to Locate Power-Line Noise VI. How to Fix VII. Process Dealing With Customer VIII. The FCC IX. Other Sources of Help ARRL Products: VHF/UHF/Microwave (More) The ARRL UHF/Microwave Projects CD -- Practical projects, design and construction ideas for UHF and Microwave Experimenters International Microwave Handbook -- Now Shipping! -- Reference information and designs for the microwave experimenter. Published by RSGB and ARRL. Microwave Projects -- Complete designs and ideas for the microwave experimenter: signal sources, transverters, power amplifiers, test equipment and more. VHF/UHF Handbook--Second Edition -- THE guide to theory and practice in the VHF and UHF bands ARRL's VHF Digital Handbook -- Dive into the digital radio universe!

X Some Final Comments (By Mike Gruber, ARRL Laboratory)

I hope we've succeeded in providing you with some new and better insight into the problem of power-line noise. Most sources are relatively easy to find with a little practice. While we've provided you with some general guidelines and information, experience is often the best teacher. We hope this article, coupled with the additional resources we've discussed at RFI Services and the ARRL, will help guide you along that path. We wish you the best in locating and solving your power-line noise issues!