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*Updated since first posting*
We all hear about it, we've probably experienced it, and we've all done our fair share of fighting with it. We all hear about it, we've probably experienced it, and we've all done our fair share of fighting with it.
So what happens when RF decides to suddenly appear in your shack? How did I solve this latest problem? How So what happens when RF decides to suddenly appear in your shack? How did I solve this latest problem? How
the hell did I even notice it in the first place? the hell did I even notice it in the first place?
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too windy to safely keep the antenna up, so I'll have to wait and confirm my repair worked. However, I'm *really* too windy to safely keep the antenna up, so I'll have to wait and confirm my repair worked. However, I'm *really*
confident it will do the job. The other splice was still intact and since the radio was still receiving things; I confident it will do the job. The other splice was still intact and since the radio was still receiving things; I
knew the patched-up leg wasn't an issue. knew the patched-up leg wasn't an issue.
<div class="message">Update: With the winds diminishing after the sun went down; I pulled the anntenna back up to
operating position and confirmed the problem had been solved. No more buzzing on 40m and my expected tuning solution
had been restored.</div>

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