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[RFI] Decoupling small trailer to reduce RFI?

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Subject: [RFI] Decoupling small trailer to reduce RFI?
From: "qrv@kd4e.com" <qrv@kd4e.com>
Reply-to: qrv@kd4e.com
Date: Sat, 24 May 2014 18:09:41 -0400
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Hybrids, e.g. a Prius, are infamous for HF hash from
all of the electronics.

I have read that someone went nuts shielding & bypassing
things & made theirs usable but I lack the knowledge &
time for such an adventure & doubt I could afford to
pay someone local to do it for me!

That said, what if I mount the HF antenna on a small
trailer, electrically decoupling it from the frame of
the Prius - via a non-conductive hitch-section - and
optically decouple the trailer light signaling (I'd
use battery powered LED brake & signal lights)?

I'm hoping that the strong field of RFI would not
extend 4-6' to the rear of the Prius (it's not in
the driveway at the moment so I cannot test that).

WDYT?

Thanks - David KD4E

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