You might want to swap the power strip next. Even though my loop antenna and SDR where not plugged into that power strip. Recently I had a noisy power strip nearby on another outlet and that was my noise source. Unplugged that power strip from that outlet and now my noise is gone.
Power Injector fancy name = "Bias T"
Great to know that's a quiet supply
It is nice to know that you can operate the antenna on a battery. It will nice for a DX-pedition!
You have got me interested in that W6LVP loop aerial ! The noise most likely is from the overhead line but could be air conditioning ?
You might want to swap the power strip next. Even though my loop antenna and SDR where not plugged into that power strip. Recently I had a noisy power strip nearby on another outlet and that was my noise source. Unplugged that power strip from that outlet and now my noise is gone.
is it a power strip with a neon-bulb in it to illuminate the switch?
@@matambale Mine had USB ports and two LED lights. It was a GE power strip with two USB charging ports. It has no illuminating switch.
Yet another noisy USB charger, I guess
How about taking some hedge clippers and cutting the vertical black wires above your loop! Noise problem solved! 🤔
He'd definitely need batteries then!
@@matambale Lol!