Hi Sam, there are several people reporting TV interference normally centered
around TV Channel 6 or 7. I have not heard anyone post a successful fix yet
for this specific problem. I Also have 2 customers reporting TV problems.
One is my neighbor and one is a customer.

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On Behalf Of Sam
Sent: Thursday, November 13, 2003 11:52 PM
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Cc: Bonsalls TV
Subject: APPO Interfering with VHF TV?

Hi Everyone

Here's one I haven't seen here before.....

I am in the process of expanding into a new town. The company who's tower 
I'm using for my APPO is telling me that when my APPO is powered on it 
interferes with their TV reception - specifically channel 7 (VHF).

I don't know how 2.4 GHz would bother channel 7 (which is what, 140 MHz?)  
but I know the guy who owns the tower, and he woudn't make this up. Plus
he is sharp with computers/electronics. If he unplugs the power to the
APPO the signal instantly clears up. Plug the APPO back in and channel 7
becomes unviewable.

This is important because his business is a TV store and he uses the 
off-air signal (channel 7) to demo new televisions to his customers.

The tower is set up like this:

|
My Omni Antenna
|
| 10 feet
|
------- His TV Antenna
|
|
| 60 feet
|
|
|
|
Building with TVs for sale in it
-------------------------------

My omni antenna is horizontally polorized, 12 dB. There are no amps on my 
stuff.

Are there any filters I can get or anything I can do to help prevent this?  
I can move my antenna to a different location in town as a last resort,
but I'd really like to keep it where it's at. But the guy's main business
where it's at now is selling televisions, and leaving it as-is is not an
option. Would putting the TV antenna above the omni make any difference?
Is there anything else I can to to prevent the interference?

Thanks Everyone!
Sam

Update: I also found out that I'm knocking out Channel 7 all over the 
town. (One of my APs is on the local television tower.....) If I can't fux 
this I'll have to move that one too, and that would be devastating. :(


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