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Date: Wed, 21 Nov 2001 07:46:39 -0800
From: "DrPepper" <DrPepper@iwvisp.com>
Organization: ACI International
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Subject: LF: Re: [Dx] Phone line RFI
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Well, Jose,  ,, ,

We need a little more info, , , , ,
, , , , , , , , ,
What kind of antenna are you using?
What tuner are you using?

I ran into the same problem on 40 meters,
and discovered that I was running a high
VSWR.
When I solved the vswr problem, I solved
the RFI problem.
I also had a problem on my neighbors
cable TV when I ran two meters.
I called the cable company, they replaced
the cable drop, and problem solved.
--
Dr Pepper aka WB6GKI
in the High Desert of California.
Check out my LIVE Hamshack Cam at:
http://www1.iwvisp.com/DrPepper/ham/ham.htm

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José de Sá 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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