Yep, on my 736r I get the same thing around 222.125 I just reach over
and turn it off when I'm on that band.
--
Dennis Hudson, N2LBT/VE2/VE3/R
"The Canadian Mickywave Rover"
http://www.n2lbt.com/
On Aug 19, 2005, at 9:10 AM, John (JK) Kalenowsky, K9JK wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Has anyone else experienced interference from their GPS right on
> the 222 Narrow Band Calling frequency?
>
> I'd been noticing this for a while, sounding like slightly raspy
> morse A's run together (didahdidahdidahdidah...ad infinitum).
> FINALLY, during the most recent UHF Contest, I convinced myself
> that the source was my Garmin GPS V. It seems to always be there
> when the GPS is powered on, just above 222.100 (with similar
> signals around 222.123 and 222.145). Seems not to matter if the
> unit is running on battery or from the Cigarette Lighter adapter so
> I don't think it's radiation from the power cord and it definitely
> goes away when the unit is powered off.
>
> It IS low level...not moving the S-meter but can definitely get in
> the way of hearing weak signals ON the calling frequency.
>
> Have any other rovers (or non-rovers) experienced such interference
> from their GPS? (Any folks from Garmin on the groups?)
>
> 73, JK
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