Posted by Tony in SD on December 31, 2010 at 20:11:08 from (216.106.218.95):
In Reply to: Am radios in tractors posted by doversix on December 31, 2010 at 10:23:23:
if its a whining sound you can put an electrolytic capacitor across the neg and pos leads. a 1000uF @ 25 wdcv should work. If its the spark plug noises, in addition to the other posts, move the antenna as far away as possible from the noise producers. Also some radios, especially the older ones have a trim capacitor to fine tune the antenna. It is usually located near the antenna input. To tune the antenna set the radio to a lower numbered station, then hold the antenna and tune the capacitor for min sound. That will maximize the desired signal level.
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