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From: "Simon Lloyd-Hughes" <simon.lloyd-hughes@rd.bbc.co.uk>
Subject: Re: LF: Phone line RFI
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May I suggest having a look on the rsgb emc web pages.  They are linked
from the site

 rsgb.org.uk


At 20:59 20/11/01 -0000, you wrote:
>This is not probably much DX related and I really
>apologise for that.
>I just find out today that in freq. below 28 Mhz 
>(when using highpower <above 100 watt>) I make
>a terrible telephone line interference in my neighbours
>telephones, they can't hear a thing only my voice in the
>phone.
>I would really apreciate your help and advice concerning
>this problem, mostly if you already had a similar situation
>and what you made to solve it.
>
>Looking for a reply.
>73
>
>
>Jose  CT1EEB
>
>
>
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