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nfsus, you probably already know this, being a noise fighter, but if the new sensor makes noise as well you might try some ferrite on the wires going to it.

with ferrite, never expect just one snap on bead to kill a problem. it usually takes a few and sometimes a couple of feet worth.

Staybolt, if you happen to have an SDR in your local area, you can watch the entire CB band on the waterfall display and it might tell you whether or not there is some sort of local signal messing with CB in your area on certain channels.

here's a link to see if there is one in your area, just click on the icon in the top left corner to get to the map.
http://kiwisdr.com/public/

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[QUOTE="loosecannon, post: 778842, member: 1368"] nfsus, you probably already know this, being a noise fighter, but if the new sensor makes noise as well you might try some ferrite on the wires going to it. with ferrite, never expect just one snap on bead to kill a problem. it usually takes a few and sometimes a couple of feet worth. Staybolt, if you happen to have an SDR in your local area, you can watch the entire CB band on the waterfall display and it might tell you whether or not there is some sort of local signal messing with CB in your area on certain channels. here's a link to see if there is one in your area, just click on the icon in the top left corner to get to the map. [URL]http://kiwisdr.com/public/[/URL] LC [/QUOTE]

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