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June 12th 18, 05:36 PM
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Radio Squelch - Electrical Noise Problems
A tool can be made, using a single-coil guitar pickup and a headphone amplifier, to detect noise sources. Managed to get a 400A 3-phase 400v analog stage lighting system quiet using one.
If there was an FSG71M handy, suppose it could have been substituted as a minesweeper. Good luck, Jim 
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