Hi Bill,

           Thanks for posting the answer, I was wondering what it was.    The 
P3 
is a great tool for interference reduction work.  I was
amazed how noisy my Astron switcher actually is.  Seeing what was actually 
occurring was very different than hearing the birdies "fly" thru and be audible 
only at times as they drifted around.

             To elaborate on your soliciting others experiences comment, what 
would make the P3 even more useful would be a collection and hosting of screen 
grabs of interference sources with their identification.  Here in suburbia I 
may 
never experience noise from an electric fence but should one suddenly appear 
having a reference pattern might save a lot of grief.   Yours, although may be 
model specific,  is still a great example of, look for motor control types of 
interference.

73,
Bob
K2TK  ex KN2TKR (1956) & K2TKR

On 12/30/2011 10:58 AM, Bill Hammond wrote:
> Good guess Vic,
> I finally ran this down to the electronic dish washer.   It has a two hour 
> wash cycle  it is a Bosch model SHX68P05UC/58.
>
> http://www.bosch-home.com/us/SHX68P05UC.html
>
> It uses some pulsing to control motor functions.  As pointed out by Alan 
> (N1AL) they must use pulse control with a duration of 1/ 10,000 sec to create 
> a signal with 10KHZ nulls.   Alan also pointed out that a hash filter may be 
> needed and suggested K9YC's very informative web site for hash control:
> http://www.audiosystemsgroup.com/K9YC/K9YC.htm.
>
> The point of the post was to mention how useful the P3 is for running down 
> these annoying intruders in our spectrum and to solicit others experiences.  
> The P3 has become much more of a tool for me than I ever expected, far 
> exceeding explications.  With  more improvements and VGA output on the way I 
> see an even greater use for the P3 as test gear as well as an operating aid.  
> As an operating aid, I think I notice shifting operating methods in DX 
> pile-ups because of it as well.
>
> 73 and HNY,
> Bill Hammond-AK5X
> [email protected]
> [email protected]
> K3 #69
> P3 #817
> KPA500 # 149
> K2/100 #4637
> K1 #2033
> KX1 #1023
> T1
>
>
>
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