[Heathkit] 28.635
B Riches
bill.riches at verizon.net
Tue Jan 4 18:34:43 EST 2005
Just a thought,
I heard an S5 carrier at 28634.6 on my 756 pro - dialed that fx into my S10 and also heard it. I turned off the main power breaker and it went away. Turned the juice back on and found the one breaker that killed the signal. The carrier was being caused by a Samsung VCR/DVD player. The SMPS and or readout is a great transmitter. I have had vcr's and other digital readout devices cause interference from hf to vhf.
My nearest neighbors are 1500 feet away so when I kill the main power it is quiet. If you have neighbors close by you can kill your power and still be getting interference from them.
If it is aliens trying to phone home it will be interesting!!
73,
Bill Riches, WA2DVU
Cape May, NJ
----- Original Message -----
From: Reed Park
To: Edward B Richards
Cc: heathkit at mailman.qth.net
Sent: Tuesday, January 04, 2005 2:31 PM
Subject: Re: [Heathkit] 28.635 Sig rept using spectrum display
Edward B Richards wrote:
>I am hearing what may be the mystery signal here in Semi Valley, CA
>although the tone shifts are much faster, every few seconds, at 1620 Z.
>Has anyone tried to triangulate it ? I don't have a beam, just a G5RV.
>
>73, Ed Richards K6UUZ
>
I have been hearing the same signal all day at S 9. Radio is IC-751,
antenna is
tri band beam (frozen) towards the north. I hate winters. :-) By
the way,
I am in SE New Brunswick.
Makes me wonder if the signal isn't from a satelite ? It's far to
strong all the
time even when I don't hear anything else on 10 meters. Not even CW
beacons.
7 3
Reed
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