Will this antenna screen out static from flurescent lights?
1871801
Antenna's do not filter noise. They try and capture all weak signals. The receiver electronics demodulate and filter out noise. Frequency Modulated (FM) signals are more noise immune than Amplitude Modulated (AM) signals. The better an antenna can capture the radio signal the better signal to noise ratio you will most likely have.
1871802
I installed four 4' fluorescent tube lights in my garage (where the antenn and radio are) and I haven't noticed any difference in sound quality.
1796190
Not for me. I get only 2 AM statics and those have a lot of static. I get 41 FM stations so I am satisifed. Of all the radios I have experience with few receive AM well.
1165458
I have never experienced this issue but I would be alarmed if it did. I would contact the manufacturers right away. It could be a static issue but I would confirm.
1371802
Oh yeah. But that's true of any antenna - they all should be disconnected when there's lightning nearby. It's possible a grounding wire would prevent damage, though.
115828
Yes, but signal tsrength is the problem of its use. Bee sure youar lined up witg the source, and[position the antennae for max reception.
877617
Try cutting the antennae wire internally. I get zero radio interference and the static isn't as bad because the range from box to radio antennas doesn't matter anymore. For me it's a lot better
1390002
Yes, if it's a bad station. I finally found a good one for my area, 88.1 FM. No more static.
242711
No it won't. You have to select a fm channel and every channel available to me music came through with heavy static. It is a waste of money
2009126
If your static is due to a ground loop issue, this will resolve the issue. I would say that it is likely to fix the problem or at least make it better.
2062028
I'm not aware of anyone using an antenna designed for a Wifi card attached to a Desktop being used outdoors for any reason, I would ask why someone would want to expose a desktop Wifi antenna to weather of any kind, especially weather involving static? I believe this question answers itself.... then again, perhaps using for it purposes other than it's original intent is at play..........
1218953
I have one in my large barn w/ florescent lighting, and it works better than the radio that was in there. I don't see where insulation would interfere with reception.
81021
This is the second antenna I installed in my attic (I moved from the first house and left the antenna). I didn't run a ground wire to either antenna. It will work fine without a ground. I think the ground wire is to discharge any static in the atmosphere. You should not have any static issues in your enclosed attic.
955850
This is a complex answer and frankly more than I am willing to go on at length about without a contract. However, if you Google static and electronic ballasts you will find a lot of info that will help.
1362435
Shouldn't be the screen causing this. Maybe the antenna connection needs to be checked? Mine worked great! Good luck.
2251366
This monitor has 8 channels. You can select any channel, which you think is giving you better reception, without any static. Hope this helps.
2203093
Not that I can tell. I've had my light for about a month, only used it a few times but have seen no sign of interference with my cateye wireless cyclometer (I'm assuming that's the computer your referring to).
196286
If you're getting radio interference, you most likely don't have the ballast properly grounded. Its not enough to ground it to the fixture, the fixture itself must also be grounded, either through the power cord or via the ceiling fixture wiring.