Radio Rebelde 5025Mhz Shortwave + MFJ-1026 Combats BTV QRM

Radio Rebelde Received on 5025Mhz I use my MFJ-1026 to elimanate BT Vision QRM

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Science & Technology

Tags:

• Radio
• Rebelde
• Shortwave
• Ham
• DX
• BTV
• BT
• Vision
• QRM
• MFJ-1026

[mikesndbs]

Hi Mark, thats an interesting video indeed.

Hope you have reported the BT Vision Powerline interferance to Ofcom! they have a special number 0300 123 3333 or via thier web form. How does the MFJ do this? would it work if two houes near you have BT Vision?

Cheers Mike ukqrm dot org

[MARKGM20877]

Hi Mike the 1026 has two antenna inputs main and auxiliary and you use the front controls to phase the two together to either reduce interference or enhance a signal. now if like me the BT vision QRM was local you can just use the telescopic whip that comes with the 1026 and that should do it. But if youi can put up a wire antenna does not have to be long just make sure it heres the QRM stronger or equal to your main antenna and the phase hope you get sorted cheers Mark

[1I3b]

I've reported BT pla interference to Ofcom, within 5 days Ofcom did measures and reported that to BT, 45 days passed - BT did nothing.

I started think about MFJ or WiMo QRM Eliminator. How long does it take to BT move it?

[staticbear76]

i love that static the more the better it complements the broadcast very well the way radio is meant to be heard

[receivertje]

Great video! A view years back I lived in Amsterdam in an appartment building whit a lot of computer noise from God only knows. For me it was the Wellbrook ALA 1530 how saved my hobby!

Thanks!

Hans