[BC] Re: RF interference problem

[Mike McCarthy]

Shelby,

It's time you hired a radio engineer to come in and assist you in 
solving your RFI problems.  That person will be able to asess and 
define proper solutions based on what they see and determine.

Don't go off the deep end now.  Look at this as a learning experience 
which you will no doubt repeat if you move somewhere else and the same 
thing happens. This is curable.

MM

> Additional info: the FOX TV tower I can see out the window from my 
control
> console has multiple dishes, cell transmitters, and antennae up and 
down the
> several hundred foot tower. In my unprofessional opinion, I'm not 
optimistic
> that this RF problem can be cured. Compounding that, the local NBC 
affiliate
> just bought property a few miles away and will be moving their 
operations
> here sometime next year. And I failed to report there is also a faint 
hum
> that's not a 60 cycle hum. It's a very faint swirling rumble. I'm 
feeling
> pretty sick as this was my dream location only to find out it may not 
be
> compatible for recording. In the back of my mind I'm wondering how I 
could
> get out of a mortgage up to my eyeballs. I've not given up by any 
stretch
> but this seems like a real pickle? :(
> 
> Shelby LaPre
> 
> 
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