Some brands of the 'new and improved' LED traffic signal lamp assemblies are a major source of white noise. Tune a portable AM broadcast radio off channel in the middle of the AM broadcast band and walk toward a traffic light using LED's. Amazing how much noise is generated by those. Just one reference article of many: https://www.elektormagazine.com/news/led-rumpus
Approximate** attenuation per 100 feet of cable at 462 mhz: Belden 9258 RG8X - 7.15 db Belden 9913 RG8 - 2.9 db Belden 9201 RG58 - 9.1 db Belden 8267 RG213 - 4.82 db LMR400 - 2.72 db (may have long term internal mechanical issues at UHF frequencies) Heliax 1/2 inch - 1.47 db [ ** ratings are from manufacturer datasheets for the specific type and series listed. Other manufacturers ratings may be slightly different.] `
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Please send Rich a PM here in the forum or a memo in the Contact button in the main website concerning the entry. I'm sure that he would be interested in what you found. Thanks.
May 11, 2019, snowing 75 miles to my northeast. Tourism Board says, "Welcome to the area - Winter starts at 6 AM, Spring starts at 10 AM, Summer starts at 2 PM and Fall starts around 4:30 PM... dress accordingly."
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You KNOW that you are way behind on your utility bill when someone from the power company goes to your home and blows out all your candles... and says, "We told you - no lights!"
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Thanks for your feedback. With all the threads and posts being dedicated to Midland issues and failures in recent months, the recommendation still stands - "Buyer Beware" Do your homework before you purchase anything and review the threads here at the forum regarding specific brands and models.
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