Tremolat

Dear all,

this is why I have moved the receiving antennas as far away from buildings as possible. The antenna of my KiwiSDR #1 is 50 meters away. The antenna of KiwiSDR #2 is 250 meters away. The 75 ohm lines are buried about 40 cm. This is the only valid solution I have found to eliminate all this radio interference from domestic appliances using a switching power supply.

I also have 32 photovoltaic panels (12 kWp three-phase), which doesn't interfere with KiwiSDR reception, provided the installation is well filtered.

The neutral system on the electrical installation is IT (230 V). This means that there is no neutral and the mains power supply is symmetrical (two-phase).

I hope this helps. Happy RFI hunting. Best regards, Philippe

Hello FrankinAu, you have in the following document, pages #7, #8 and #9, my example of the casing of my two KiwiSDRs. This can give you some ideas.

http://labroue.autreradioautreculture.com/Courdilles/KiwiSDR/Documents/Description_KiwiSDR_Tremolat.pdf

The fan (brushless) is also powered by 12-15 Volts, in parallel with the current injector in the antenna. I preferred to add copper shielding. And place the boxes in a 19-inch rack bay. The parasite spectrum obtained is on page #11 (LNA and protections are connected for this test).

Best regards, Philippe