[NJARC] Help

[Mike Feher]

Sounds like it may be from the switching power supply within the VCR. So,
you can try a new different VCR or a new wife :). Also, you may try placing
an external antenna on the receiver far from the VCR. It is hard to tell
from your description if the radiation you hear from the VCR is conducted or
emitted.  Regards - Mike

 
 
Mike B. Feher, N4FS
89 Arnold Blvd.
Howell, NJ, 07731
732-886-5960
 
 
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Hi Guys . I know that I posed this situation one time before , however it  
still continues . I listen to an AM standards station , from Long Island  ,
WHLI 
 ,1100 AM .I am on Staten Island , and use a G E  Super  Radio to acquire
the 
reception . The signal  I   receive  contains various " whistles , pops" 
,etc., Until my wife's   VCR  turns on . At that moment all the background
noises 
stop , until the  VCR turns off .  If I unplug the VCR , the interference 
stops also ,  however I will be divorced since the Soap Operas  , will not
be 
recorded .  Suggestions ? Thanks.  Bob Ryan . 
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