Hi Mike,
I have had hum in the phone lines here on several occasions. When it shows
up, I begin un-plugging devices on the phone line one at a time until I find
the source. This has, in the past, found a device that was causing the
problem. One time the phone company had to replace the service
Bill,
Thanks for the reminder about checking the devices before going into the
wiring.
Unfortunately, I've done that already.
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Hi Mike,
The hum on your phone line is most likely caused by a ground somewhere in the
system. If you have revently installed wiring, there should be a test jack
where the lines come in from outside. Disconnect the plastic plyg from this
jack which isolates your inside telephone wiring.
Please excuse the spelling typos. I just came in from working on my G5RV and
checked the mail. Wanted to get the answer back asap.
Well, back to the roof. The high SWR was caused by a broken lead where the
ladder line connects to the antenna. Could not be seen from the ground. I
checked
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