[SOC] 14015 khz, 14055 khz and 14090 khz

[Dave Benson]

The separation in frequencies (35-40 kHz) suggests that it may be in your
home.  Any new computer thingies?   One likely candidate is a computer
monitor or TV. You might try shutting down all those gadgets and see if the
problem vanishes.

// I hear router spurs about every 30 kHz. They're not there when I take a
rig into the field for portable operation.

73- Dave, K1SWL

On Mon, Dec 17, 2018 at 8:55 PM Quikhooligan via SOC <soc at mailman.qth.net>
wrote:

> On 12/17/2018 5:18 PM, AL7JK John wrote:
> > Some type of wide bandwidth digital transmission blasting
> > away on those frequencies today ( 2235z is when I first
> > noticed it ). Signal strength is identical on all three freqs.
> > 10db over S9 peaking at 40 db over here in Ak.
>
> Interesting that they are separated by 35 kHz. Intermod products due to
> overdriven transmitter or overloaded receiver?  How wide a bandwidth?
> Possible normal ham digital mode by a very local ham station?  Go
> outside and look for large ham antennas nearby, ignoring your own.
>
>
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