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[email protected] #108000 Concur!? Apartment operation sucks.? The ultimate solution is to move. Some relief might be had.? Run your radio on battery power and pull your main breaker.? If your noise level is significantly reduced, there may be some relief found in cleaning up your own noise generators.? If the noise remains high, your neighbors are your main noise source.? You might ask them to work with you to reduce noise.? But that can become a problem too. Although my home location is very quiet, I enjoy portable operations myself.? Just yesterday I was up on the highest summit in Northern Bavaria, making contacts on 40m-30m-20m.? Some of the signals were S-0, but the contact was completed. Good luck. Vy73 -- Mike -- DL/KD5KC Rhon Mountains Strahlungen Germany On Sat, Jun 22, 2019 at 9:26 PM -0600, "af4o@... [FT817]" <FT817@...> wrote: toggle quoted message Show quoted text I hear some have success with a magnetic loop antenna. MFJ has one or you can build. Turn it to null the noise may help. Apartments are a soup of rfi generators. I suspect that there is a way to make an antenna work somewhere in your situation to a certain extent. Do you have a balcony? Move the antenna to different places and try. Geez the way the bands are (lack of sunspots), even those with tower based antennas are finding conditions somewhat challenging. Consider doing some hamming in the great outdoors. A park away from the rfi can yield a zero noise floor with an antenna thrown up in a tree. Nothing like being in the middle of a local forest or large park away from all noise, you will be amazed at what you can hear. 73 Chuck AF4O On 6/22/19 8:36 PM, Randy Davenport pastor.spaceboy@... [FT817] wrote: ? I live in an no outside antenna apartment. I have a loop near the ceiling.? I have s8+ noise on my ft897d.? Any suggestions? 75m-6m Randy ka4nma
[email protected] #107999 开云体育 I hear some have success with a magnetic loop antenna. MFJ has one or you can build. Turn it to null the noise may help. Apartments are a soup of rfi generators. I suspect that there is a way to make an antenna work somewhere in your situation to a certain extent. Do you have a balcony? Move the antenna to different places and try. Geez the way the bands are (lack of sunspots), even those with tower based antennas are finding conditions somewhat challenging. Consider doing some hamming in the great outdoors. A park away from the rfi can yield a zero noise floor with an antenna thrown up in a tree. Nothing like being in the middle of a local forest or large park away from all noise, you will be amazed at what you can hear. 73 Chuck AF4O On 6/22/19 8:36 PM, Randy Davenport pastor.spaceboy@... [FT817] wrote: toggle quoted message Show quoted text ? I live in an no outside antenna apartment. I have a loop near the ceiling.? I have s8+ noise on my ft897d.? Any suggestions? 75m-6m Randy ka4nma
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Randy Davenport All Messages By This Member #107997 Thanks for the info.? Any others? toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Sat, Jun 22, 2019, 10:06 PM Tom Brown <tom.brown.n4tab@...> wrote: Hi, Randy. Your issue is two-fold, at least. Your RX noise issue may benefit from some investigation. A larger issue is what RFI/EMI do you introduce into your neighbor’s electronic equipment? You’re looking at near- field magnetic insults from your transmitter into their stuff. Happy to chat: 919-971-3100 73, Tom N4TAB > On Jun 22, 2019, at 21:36, Randy Davenport <pastor.spaceboy@...> wrote: > > I live in an no outside antenna apartment. I have a loop near the ceiling.? I have s8+ noise on my ft897d.? Any suggestions? 75m-6m > Randy ka4nma
Randy Davenport All Messages By This Member #107996 I live in an no outside antenna apartment. I have a loop near the ceiling.? I have s8+ noise on my ft897d.? Any suggestions? 75m-6m Randy ka4nma

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