My old w2ihy box no, but I sold that because of financial problems and 
bought another one couple years later, about a year ago in fact, that had RF 
problems bad but come to find out after I sent it back, there was a bad 
solder joint or something, but he sent me another one and the only place I 
had any problem was on 10 meters with my 10 meter antenna, the old antron 99 
and a couple ferrite beads on the mic cable fixed that right up. My 
rigblaster plus caused some, but I got the 6 foot mic cable which is 
actually shielded, not an Ethernet cable but to put a mic plug on it, like 
their 3 foot one, and I added something to that even, an adapter I had for a 
long time with chokes in it and that fixed that. So, the w2ihy box didn't 
cause any RFI, just the rigblaster and that didn't take long to fix. When I 
had the MC-60A hooked up through the W2IHY box, that caused problems but 
they're known for that on newer radios with nothing in line so I just don't 
use that mic unless I really have to, like the power goes out and I have no 
audio because of the rigblaster and W2IHY box having no power. I run a 
broadcast mic normally though with no problems, and have run the MC-80 
through the W2IHY box and even back when, had an Icom SM-8 hooked up to my 
706 through it with no RFI at all. the radio I can put on battery power, I 
haven't setup the other 2 boxes for that yet because I didn't even think 
about it until a couple weeks ago when we lost power.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Steve Forst" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Monday, January 05, 2009 12:31 PM
Subject: Re: vh net


> John,
>
> Just wondering:  Ever have any RFI problems with your W2IHY unit?   Most
> people seem very happy with them, but every so often I hear  of someone
> having a problem.  Of course, Julius seems to have a good reputation in
> solving his customer's problems.
>
> BTW, glad you made it in last night, it was nice to chat with you.
>
> 73, Steve KW3A