On 11/26/2012 7:28 PM, Luciano Gasparini wrote:
There are strong signlas on 145.250MHz as well.
That signal is the picture carrier for a cable TV channel (#18, as I
recall) and is the most common symptom of a bad connection in one of
the coax cables that carries the the cable TV signal. And the most
common cause of that is a poorly installed F-connector (the crimp
connector used for TV coax in receiving systems). Although cable TV
installers make their share of mistakes, a more common culprit is a home
owner trying to cheat the system and install their own .
A good way to find the bad connection(s) (and there can be more than
one) is to grab your 2M talkie, tune it 145.25, and look for where the
signal is strongest. Fix those bad connections and most of the other
trash leaking from the CATV system should go away.
73, Jim K9YC
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