Subj : Weird drift
To   : Belly
From : Jared
Date : Mon Aug 15 2022 06:13:42

  Re: Weird drift
  By: Belly to Phigan on Sat Aug 13 2022 16:08:16

 > Definitely not near the frequencies you're talking about, though. My first
 > thought was that perhaps you had some rogue device nearby which was
 > designed to use the ITU Region 1 ISM band, but that band is located from
 > 433.05 to 434.79 MHz, instead of where you're seeing the signal.

That's a high likelyhood too actually looking where it is.

I had an ISM band weatherstation that was splatting a line of noise across everything from around 30Mhz to 500Mhz every 30 seconds; I soon killed that once I got licensed and noticed it.

It's been replaced with a similar one but much cleaner signal.  Opening up the old one the internal coil had totally coroded and the PCB was a mess.  Not surprising it was making so much noise.

de VK2WAY

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