They fixed a whole host of things, leaky insulators, loose tiewires, loose hardware on three poles. The noise is down considerably now. Still some intermittent here & there that may or may not be...

One pole fixed..tie-wire, leaky insulator. Noise is still there. Two more poles to go.

Process is slooooooooow.

Trees were touching the primary lines and a tie-wire was arcing. The trees were trimmed and the tie-wire tightened. The interference is still there and one of the poles (that didn't have the tie-wire...

No doorbell on my house. I've cut the power to the whole house and still have the interference.

Cable TV, dish, cell phones. Over-the-air TV is digital now. Most people will never notice interference below 400 MHz. Maybe to a baby monitor. Above 400 MHz, the interference usually only travels...

Yes I'm a ham (geez we're easy to spot).

The parabolic dish receivers are high frequency (1 GHz+) AM receivers. They won't work if there are trees or anything else blocking your visual path.
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No progress yet. Power company is getting engineering involved.

Interference is significantly reduce when raining and before everything dries up. Interference is most likely caused by an arc somewhere...and the moisture provides a conductive path instead of...

Can you identify these photos? I believe the first is an "automatic splice". The second/third appear to be a splice, but I can't find any information on it.

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