Could be coming from the power supply? Sometimes simple clip on chokes
are not enough either. I have a similar problem here on 20M I have dual
(Identical) monitors . One has an irritating but not debilitating spur
on 20 the other doesn't ..If I swap the monitors the spur follows the
monitor. Have tried a handful of ferrites to no avail so it is likely
"radiated" IMO and not conducted.
Grumpy Dave
NR1DX
On 11/26/2019 6:41 AM, Rodman, David wrote:
A few ideas might be helpful here. I was at the station over the weekend and
found a significant amount of noise coming from one of two computers in the
station. Significant noise S5 at 1820. One computer runs the cluster and 2m
connection. That was clean. The other handles most of the remote chores and
has about 15 USB serial devices attached. Everything was off, except a battery
operated transceiver attached to the receive antenna feed, the modem for the
cable and my router. One can definitely see that operating the computer,
closing windows or plugging in USB devices causes the modulation on the signal
to change, this isolating the source to the computer alone and possible
connections to peripherals (they were all turned off by the way). I did have
few chokes available but attaching them to the USB wires out of the computer to
their various devices made no improvement. I could get more specific but need
to leave for my office now. Any ideas might be helpful and appreciat
ed.
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David J Rodman MD
Assistant Clinical Professor
Department of Ophthalmology
SUNY/Buffalo
Office 716-857-8654
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