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What's Your Noise levels?

Lasse Moell
Lasse Moell Member ✭✭
edited July 2019 in New Ideas
Just saw a post regarding noise levels.. Lets see what others measure. Use 100 Hz BW and read the average level in dBm (I'm using DDUtil), make sure it's an empty spot! Do note time when sample is taken.
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28 MHz -132 dBm 2el Yagi
24 MHz -133 dBm   "
21 MHz -130 dBm   "
18 MHz -128 dBm   "
14 MHz -123 dBm   " (ant to northwest)/-117 dBm (ant to southwest)
10 MHz -122 dBm   Dipole
7 MHz -108 dBm     Dipole statics/thunder
3,5 MHz -108 dBm inv L
1,8 MHz -104 dBm inv L

All measured at 21 local, still daylight. QTH just outside of city center (suburban).
Anyone care to share your levels? Do not forget to mention where you are located i.e. city/suburban or rural. Remember increasing RF gain can improve readings!

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