Eric,

Is your noise on all bands?  I've missed some of the postings about your 
noise.  I'm asking because several of us here in Denver have the same noise 
that is loudest on 80 meters.  It tapers off on nearly the same frequencies 
on the high and low ends with some of us being 20 and 30 miles apart.

Phil.
K0NX




----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Martin McCormick" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Thursday, October 15, 2015 8:24 PM
Subject: Re: I Think I Know What Ham Radio in Hell Sounds Like.


> When I wrote that message, I meant to write
> 130-thousand-volt power substation. We do have 130-KVA feeders
> coming in to Stillwater and they do cause quite a buzz, but
> nothing like whatever this is that is eating up the air waves
> somewhere near here.
>
> Eric Oyen <[log in to unmask]> writes:
>> grow lights are not the only noise maker. believe me, I have a plethora =
>> of sources around my neighborhood. Firstly, the 12 Kv overhead power =
>> lines. THose things buzz 24/7 and are particularly loud on 80 and 160. =
>> That is not I can handle that with an MFJ-1025 noise cancellation unit. =
>> Its some of the others that I have difficulty with (like the plasma TV =
>> my neighbor has, or the Tivo unit out in the front room that throws =
>> spurs all over the spectrum from 14 Mhz all the way up into the 2 meter =
>> band. I need to make some recordings of all these types of noises and =
>> see what you all make of them.
>