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"Bruce in Alaska" wrote in message
... All very good advice, BUT if one were to put the BRICK in a metal box, and bring the wires in/out of the box, with Feedthru Capacitors of say .01uf, all that hash would stay inside the box where it belongs. Old School technology from way back...... Correct. But much harder to accomplish. And it has the disadvantage that the power cord and the low voltage cord on the other side now form one large RF antenna while using ferrites, the entire string of wire is broken into smaller parts which inherently radiate less and also pick up less. It might even be that in the first case you end up with a huge susceptibility for RF from the SSB.... Shielding works, but it would involve shielding and grouding of every single part in the loop. If that is not possible, it is best to break the loop at as many places as possible. Meindert |
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