like anything if you have a crap ground you'll get your RFI.

I found because I had a bad earthing problem I had copius amounts of RF 
feedback, and caused a bucket load of RFI. and that was with a chocolate 
box radio.

On 13/03/2008 12:42 AM, the old scribe known as steve was able to impart 
this pearl of wisdom:
> Anyone used a Windom antenna running high power?   I've heard  third hand 
> stories that  claim  this combo  causes RFI problems.
> 
> Last  spring I dropped my 160/80/40 shortened dipole and replaced it with a 
> 80-10 meter Windom.  While I lost 160, I picked up a few more resonant bands 
> and much greater bandwidth on 80.  No problems with 100 watts.
> 
> I put the 160/80/40 dipole back up in the fall to  get back on 160 this 
> winter.  I'm thinking about doing the antenna swap again this spring, but 
> now am running a mid power amp and  wonder if the RFI stories are true. Any 
> ideas?
> 
> Steve KW3A 
> 
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