Saturday, December 14, 2019

How plugged in but not switched off appliances can cause RF interference

A quick video where an unexpected noise source that interfered with 28 MHz reception was identified. Watch to find out more! 



PS: I've now written six books on various aspects of amateur radio. Whether you experiment with antennas, enjoy QRP or are starting out in radio there's a book for you. Find out more here.


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