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Good morning all, Does anyone here have access to a 141Mhz dipole or yagi antenna I could
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<div>purchase for the man cave please.</div>
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<div>Shane.</div>
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<p style="color:#AAAAAA; margin-top:10px">On 14/11/2019 2:21:00 PM, Radio Engineering <radio.restorations@gmail.com> wrote:</p>
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<div>I am finding a lot of the chinese made electronics which use switch mode or switching regulators to be very noisy.</div>
<div>The generate a lot of hash, both superimposed on the DC power lines and also radiated as RF.</div>
<div>The first thing to do would be to discover which of these it is.</div>
<div>The former is somewhat easier to suppress than the latter, but even in my attempts to stop a small 12 V to 5 V USB converter from swamping the input to one of the RT in my truck I ended up trying different units until I found one that was quieter than
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<div>Where radios are concerned, linear regulators in other equipment on the same supply are the best option, but may not be possible with your MPPT.</div>
<div>As Andy Gardner has already commented, does the device comply with NZ EMI regs?</div>
<div>My guess is no.<br>
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