[OFARC] RFI from dying sodium-vapor lamp?
ralph phillips
ke5hdf at sbcglobal.net
Tue Jan 28 23:12:17 EST 2020
Who owns the street?? Even gated communities usually turn street safety and maintenance over to the surrounding city or county. If not, than the HOA is responsible and the FCC will take it very serious.Who installed the light.? Usually center point is responsible for street lights.
Sometimes the RFI comes in on the power mains but can be transmitted. Take your HT over to the light and see if the noise is louder as you get closer. As for a filter, you can try a band pass filter to see if it helps.
Let us know how each step goes..
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On Tue, Jan 28, 2020 at 9:34 PM -0600, "Paul Makinen via OFARC" <ofarc at mailman.qth.net> wrote:
New QTH is very radio-quiet during the
daytime, but absolutely horrible at night. I have a dying
streetlight in front of the house that is flashing and flickering,
and either takes a long time to come on (or sometimes never really
does come on. I'm not sure who has responsibility for
streetlights here, since I'm on a privately-owned street, but are
there any filters that work on that type of noise?
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