[Antennas] Re: [RFI] Electric company problem

[Joe]

But then at the same time, if you have a non co operative power company, 
this most times does have a temporary fix to the noise.  I used to have 
to do that all the time,  but instead of hitting the pole,,  I shook the 
guy wire that was on the pole.

Best way I found to find the offending pole was to use a multi mode, 2 
meter or 70 cm rig set on cw or sideband, and with a small like 3 ele 
beam walk the line and hunt for the strongest signal.

Be prepared,  it can be a LONG way away!
Joe WB9SBD

Dan Richardson wrote:

> At 03:43 PM 12/10/2005, Dave wrote:
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>> Question to all.  What is the prevailing thought about hitting wooden
>> electric poles with a sledge hammer - as a trouble shooting tool?
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>> I think there was a recent thread about this "trouble shooting" practice
>> as being a very bad - dangerous thing to do.
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