[bars] WRKO RFI on 14.280 MHz

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I could not hear it at my home station on 14280 tried 4 antennas various polarizations including hex beam at 40 ft pointed south. I live just north of the Billerica Country Club golf course.  Let me know if it still persists.  I may throw my Grundig G6 in the car and drive around and monitor the next time I run errands in Burlington.

 

Art

NF1A

 

 

 

From: bars <bars-bounces at w1hh.org> On Behalf Of ARTHUR PIZER
Sent: Friday, February 10, 2023 12:32 PM
To: Craig Davidson <cwdavidson1 at yahoo.com>; Craig Davidson via bars <bars at w1hh.org>
Subject: Re: [bars] WRKO RFI on 14.280 MHz

 

Hi all I’ve been sending these replies from my iPhone voice to text feature from my cafeteria during lunch at work so I apologize for any typographical errors or that is to say transcription errors when I get home I will give a listen for my shack tonight 73 Art 

On 02/10/2023 12:27 PM Craig Davidson via bars <bars at w1hh.org <mailto:bars at w1hh.org> > wrote: 

 

 

 

Thanks for all the replies from everyone. I'm not sure if everyone sees the replies through the reflector, but wanted to add some additional info: 

 

I have two rigs, an ANAN 7000 and an IC-7300. Both rigs see the AM signal at 14.280. 

 

I can tell it's WRKO because I switch to the AM band and hear the same dialog on their station. Of course, their station is booming because I'm only a few miles away. 

 

There is no overload condition on the front-ends of either receiver that I can tell. I can reduce the input attenuation and the signal is still there, although reduced somewhat with the attenuation, which is to be expected I think if it's actually interference being picked up by the antenna, as opposed to an RFI path after the front-end. 

 

I have two wire antennas with two separate feedlines, and have the interference on both antenna's.  

 

This just started recently, and can't correlate it to any change I made in my station. 

 

Thanks, 

 

Craig 

 

 

On Friday, February 10, 2023 at 11:32:10 AM EST, Craig Davidson via bars <bars at w1hh.org <mailto:bars at w1hh.org> > wrote: 

 

 

Good Morning, 

 

Has anybody else noticed interference at 14.280 from the WRKO station broadcasting at 680 KHz? 

 

This seems to have started a few days ago. 

 

I'm pretty sure it's not receiver overload on my end, but actual out-of-band stuff generated by the station (granted that my QTH is very close to the transmitter in Burlington). 

 

I tried calling the station numbers I had available but just get voicemail. 

 

Anybody deal with this before, or have good contact info for the station engineer? 

 

Thanks, 

 

Craig, K1CWD 

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