[AMRadio] Desperate for a RFI solution.

[Randy Berry]

Yeah, my primary mode of interest is AM, that is why one of the first
things I did when I plugged the radio in was to program all the AM
frequencies I could find on all the bands in to it. (Including 6 and 2
meters.) In fact if not for discovering AM on HF while living in
Maryland (the origin of my 3 call) I'd probably still be a Technician.

I know about websdr.org. I listen to a few SDRs found there now and
then, but it's not the same as listening locally. Plus the latency of
going through the SDR/computer then by the time it gets through the
internet through your computer and to your speaker it's up to a second
delay from real-time. Thats worse than running EchoLink. I can hear
the 500ms delay on my own machine as compared to off the air and I run
a pretty fast machine. It gets confusing.

On Fri, Apr 20, 2018 at 8:30 PM, Rob Atkinson <ranchorobbo at gmail.com> wrote:
> I don't know who you are trying to talk to or the band/mode (AM I
> guess since this is the AM Radio List) but I'd try using a separate
> receiver that's networked on the internet instead of one in your
> apartment.  I know it isn't the same as a traditional setup but
> there's no way of knowing how long you'll have to deal with the noise
> in a building you don't own and this might be about all you can do
> besides moving.  http://www.websdr.org/
>
> 73
>
> Rob
> K5UJ