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![]() "chuck" wrote Along the lines Bruce suggested, it might be worthwhile identifying the transmission mechanism of the noise. It may be radiated and picked up by the radio antenna, or it may be carried over the 12 VDC power wires. The simplest test is to short the antenna terminals at the radio if you can. To see if the noise is being carried by the 12 VDC wires, try using a portable radio (with its own batteries) in the same spot. The portable radio test should be easy - I THINK we have one somewhere! The AM/FM antenna is just an automotive type installed horizontally in a locker - Is it OK to short the connection plug (RCA type). The noise is acros the whole AM band but does not occur on FM - would this indicate it is more likely radiated noise? Usually, it is much easier to clean up the 12 VDC power system (at least at the radio connection). Thanks for the input |
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