Not sure what to say about the lightning thing. Jan had to be pretty surprised... It seems like the newer electronic ballasts cause quite a bit of radio interference. My first unpleasant encounter was after rebuilding the panel in my new shop. Late into the night it's time for a radio test & nothing but static. Couldn't stop it with the squelch, etc. Damn... Was sure something
In article <j1si4f$fdj$1@speranza.aioe.org> Eric Greenwell <owner@thegreenwells.netto> writes: I recently bought an Icom A6 transceiver for use as a crew radio, and have discovered several issues with it. Perhaps someone can make suggestions for improving the situation: Shocks My wife was driving the motorhome while I was flying. After about an hour that included a few transmissions
On 8/9/11 5:07 PM, Eric Greenwell wrote: I recently bought an Icom A6 transceiver for use as a crew radio, and have discovered several issues with it. Perhaps someone can make suggestions for improving the situation: Shocks My wife was driving the motorhome while I was flying. After about an hour that included a few transmissions and replies, she got some tingling, then a
I recently bought an Icom A6 transceiver for use as a crew radio, and have discovered several issues with it. Perhaps someone can make suggestions for improving the situation: Shocks My wife was driving the motorhome while I was flying. After about an hour that included a few transmissions and replies, she got some tingling, then a shock from the A6. She put it down, and a bit later,
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