Sorry for not being more descriptive.....

There are two places: First, I have my AP on the top of the cable TV 
tower. I also have a point to point shot (another APPO) shooting about 1 
mile down to another tower in town. That tower in town is at a store 
that sells televisions. I have the other side of the point to point link 
there, as well as another AP using an APPO.

When I fire up the APPOs at the television store, it completely knocks out
channel 7 on his televisions in his store. But when I turn on the APPOs on
the cable TV tower it knocks out channel 7 for the entire town (the town
gets channel 7 through their cable TV, but I'm assuming the cable tv picks
it up through the air at the tower I'm sharing with them and retransmits
it through their cable.)

Hope this helps, and I'm sorry I wasn't more clear at first.

Sam

On Tue, 25 Nov 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Where is the device you are interfering with? Is there a TV at the base of
> the tower? Is the tower broadcasting VHF TV 7?
> 
> How do you know it is coming from the radio, and not the power supply? My
> guess would be noise from the power supply.
> 
> On Tue, 25 Nov 2003, Sam wrote:
> 
> > Kevin
> >
> > The interference is coming from the radio itself, and the cat 5 cable
> > running down the tower to the powershot. It stops at the power shot. (I
> > tried using a power shot from a Canopy radio and had the same results.)
> > There is no interference coming from the LMR cable between the radio and
> > the antenna, nor from the antenna.
> 
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