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Looking to setup station in South Africa
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2015-06-19, 14:35
(2015-06-19, 07:38)Knickohr Wrote: Whats this ? An electric fence ? Since both singals are in phase and in the same polarisation, possibly it's coming via the power supply / mains. You can turn one antenna 180°. If it persists, you need to put a choke between the controller and the psu. I had the same problem here, my 230V-line is very noisy and the PSU does not decouple these frequencies.
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