Why do florescent lights make the radio buzz?  Older starters and bulbs emitted 
a lot of RF energy at about 1 mega-hertz.  This signal is modulated at 60 HZ.




I am interested  because:  These bulbs contain a heavy slow moving gas mercury 
and a light fast moving gas helium or other internet.  The interaction between 
the fast and 
the slow nucleons resembles that between the dissolved deuterium/hydrogen and 
the metal lattice within cold fusion experiments.  The low pressure in the 
bulbs extends the mean free 
path of the gas a bit.  The product of the frequency and bulb length is one 
megahertz-meter.




Any ideas about the buzzing, where it comes from, and how to enhance it???  
Mike Carrol where are you, you would know??






Frank Znidarsic

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