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Am a new fios customer,I am also a Ham Radio operator,Not long after my service started I have started to pick up a pulsing noise in the receive of my radio,I have tried to track down where its being generated but the signal from the noise is so strong I have not had any luck trying to Isolate,Curious if there are any other Amateur Radio operators that have had this issue previously,ManyThanks Jay BTW I have a audio file I can send if you would like to hear,My email is   {edited for privacy}

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kg4rmd, as an amatuer radio operator you should know by now that wavelength interference can come from a plethora of sources. The key to isolating is to backtrack to before the first occurrence. From there reconnect or reattach components one by one until the pulsing returns or interference is found. That may not be the source of the problem but this will put you on the right path to the solution. I had RFI evident on recordings on Digital camera I put in line with my TV circuit to record programming the VCR/DVD recorders seemingly wouldn't allow. I changed out cabling, power supplies (wall wart) and camera itself, as it turns out it is the camera itself however the company refused to recognize it as such. Furthermore since the camera is no longer under warranty the company tells me I'm sh*t out luck. So if you have FIOS you probably have at least 2 'wall wart' connections ..At least 1 maybe 2 splitters inline for your TV/Internet connections plus a wireless router that transmits/receives everything in it's proximity ..Those appear to be the best places to start after doing STEP #1.