Re: A noisy pilot light !
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Many years ago when I was still fixing TV's I was called by a senior lady friend
with an interference problem on a UHF channel. There was a strange cross-hatching
that I'd never seen. I told her something in her apartment might be causing it. Turned
off the lights and unplugged stuff in each room individually. Finally, the interference stopped
when I extinguished her dining room chandelier. I turned it back on and the interference re-appeared!
There were maybe 10 or so little bulbs in the fixture. I unscrewed them one at a time and
finally hit pay dirt. Just that one bulb was broadcasting to her TV. Never have seen a
problem like that since.
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73, Joe-WA9LAE.
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-----Original Message----- From: < [email protected]> Sent: Sep 28, 2022 8:01 PM To: < [email protected]> Subject: Re: [HallicraftersRadios] A noisy pilot light !
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If those pilot lights were or are not incandescent but LED replacements they would be very noisy on an AC source.
K2WH
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