[SADXA] Powerline interference

Gene Spinelli k5gs at arrl.net
Sun Apr 22 17:26:07 EDT 2018


I sent a letter to the TEP CEO 2 weeks ago about significant RFI emanating from their equipment.

Last Thursday I received calls from the TEP corporate office and from their customer advocate.

They said an engineering study will be conducted and I will be kept in the loop, I have the contact information of the people I spoke with.

My letter was non technical, short and ended with if I don’t hear back by April 24th I’ll write to the FCC and Arizona Corporation Commission.

I am Trico customer. Trico helped with the problem source identification.

Write to the CEO, certified letter..

Cheers,
GS K5GS

Sent from my iPhone

> On Apr 22, 2018, at 11:55 AM, Wes Stewart <wes_n7ws at triconet.org> wrote:
> 
> Thankfully, I'm with Trico Electric and they are responsive.
> 
> IMHO, TEP has made a business decision to tell hams to take a hike, that there is nothing that can be done to them.  This isn't new, they essentially told me this back in the 1980's and the guy telling me was a ham who I regularly talked to on the air, although on the telephone he never mentioned his identity.  I learned that later.  I wound up ambushing the CEO at a public meeting and asking pointed questions, which of course he couldn't answer.  But I did get some help.
> 
> If I were you I'd be calling my friends on the corporation commission and FCC.
> 
> Wes
> 
>>  On 2/6/2018 3:37 PM, Theodore DOWNING wrote:
>> I live near Ft. Lowell and Mountain for two months. The line noise from 80m to 15m is S9.  For all practical purposes, I am QRT. TEP appears to have dismantled Gary’s special SUV filled with RFI locating equipment. The “technician”  that came to my location was using a car radio, I think. Does anyone know what it going on? The TEP people are very nice, but results also help.
>> 
>> Ted w7key
> 
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