AM static
Theron J. Bliss
tbliss at mestek.com
Thu Sep 28 16:02:23 EDT 2000
I've got the solution. Just don't listen to AM. Ok, sorry, I'm not
positive, but here are a few suggestions. On AM, if your getting static,
and it sounds like the pitch changes with your RPM, it can be alternator
feedback. Make sure first that you have a really good ground, and you
might want to invest in a noise suppresser, something cheap like at
Walmart, or JC Whitney.
John Naitove wrote:
> Several months ago I started to notice mild to severe
> static when listening to AM on the factory radio
> (non-Bose) in my 95A6q Avant. The radio is not the
> original but was put in by the dealer in 1998 as a
> factory/warranty replacement (lights are orange-- not
> red. Blinks when alarm is armed). Static gets real bad
> when driving under power/telephone line. If I turn the
> ignition off but leave the key in accessory position
> it gets better. If I turn the key off entirely, it
> gets even better. The dealer told me I need a new
> antenna booster ($125). But I'm not convinced this is
> the cause. Anyone out there experienced this?
>
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