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Posted by JDK on October 27, 2002 at 07:30:36 from (207.230.218.195):
In Reply to: 6 V Radio posted by ole on October 27, 2002 at 05:21:14:
"Noise" comes from ignition as you mentioned,also from generator/regulator.An "RF choke"in power lead may help to filter it out.Also the antenna can pick it up,antenna should be as far as possible from engine.Tractor dealers used to offer a weather resistant fender mounted radio set up,you might find one a a salvage place.Excellant 6V radios were in pre mid 60s(6V) Volkswagons. Alternative:Quality "headphone" radio/hearing protector such as made by Peltor or Elvex(available thru Gemplers.com) or industrial supply stores ie:Grainger/McMasters...Bonus here is its usable on tractor,lawnmower,ATV,horseback,or anywhere you go....Now that you're really confused I'll quit..
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