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On a positive note:

You are about to experience colder weather in Zion, IL. The flying insect population will go down to nothing in less than a month. She will no longer need to keep it on for any reason whatsoever.

You can ask your neighbor to turn off the zapper; the zapper will just waste electricity for the next 5 months if kept on for no reason. The proximity of the zapper may be more than any filter may be able to clear in order to keep your radio noise free.

Since the zapper is throwing off spurious RF; you can even complain to her. But it would be more advisable to explain the interference it is creating for you. Just so long as your radio activities isn't making interference for her - either.

I have a neighbor that does some TIG/MIG welding in his garage every once in a while. Gets VERY noisy. But it isn't a constant thing. If it was, I would complain, as I have that right - too. His welding is also my interference. I have rights that the FCC protects as well . . .

<blockquote data-quote="Robb" data-source="post: 233599" data-attributes="member: 8446">On a positive note:You are about to experience colder weather in Zion, IL.&nbsp; The flying insect population will go down to nothing in less than a month.&nbsp; She will no longer need to keep it on for any reason whatsoever.You can ask your neighbor to turn off the zapper; the zapper will just waste electricity for the next 5 months if kept on for no reason.&nbsp; The proximity of the zapper may be more than any filter may be able to clear in order to keep your radio noise free.Since the zapper is throwing off spurious RF; you can even complain to her.&nbsp; But it would be more advisable to explain the interference it is creating for you.&nbsp; Just so long as your radio activities isn&#039;t making interference for her - either.I have a neighbor that does some TIG/MIG welding in his garage every once in a while.&nbsp; Gets VERY noisy.&nbsp; But it isn&#039;t a constant thing.&nbsp; If it was, I would complain, as I have that right - too.&nbsp; His welding is also my interference.&nbsp; I have rights that the FCC protects as well . . .</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Robb, post: 233599, member: 8446"] On a positive note: You are about to experience colder weather in Zion, IL. The flying insect population will go down to nothing in less than a month. She will no longer need to keep it on for any reason whatsoever. You can ask your neighbor to turn off the zapper; the zapper will just waste electricity for the next 5 months if kept on for no reason. The proximity of the zapper may be more than any filter may be able to clear in order to keep your radio noise free. Since the zapper is throwing off spurious RF; you can even complain to her. But it would be more advisable to explain the interference it is creating for you. Just so long as your radio activities isn't making interference for her - either. I have a neighbor that does some TIG/MIG welding in his garage every once in a while. Gets VERY noisy. But it isn't a constant thing. If it was, I would complain, as I have that right - too. His welding is also my interference. I have rights that the FCC protects as well . . . [/QUOTE]

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