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radio interference information tweet tweets by ukqrm welcome to ukqrm this website has been created by radio amateurs, shortwave radio listeners, citizens' band radio users, emc professionals, and like-minded people, to pool our knowledge of man-made interference (qrm) so we can help you to understand and identify the sources of radio interference, and how you can go about reducing or removing the offending device, or devices. interference is a highly technical issue, with brain-bending terms, which we will try to explain in an easy to understand manner. this website is now https for your protection against oppressive regimes, government snooping, and censorship. if you are suffering from a strange-sounding interference to your fm radio , dab radio , taxi radio, business radio (inc. shopping-centre radio), airband vhf , marine vhf , military radio, amateur radio , citizens' band radio , or shortwave radio , we may be able to help. what is interference? in radio parlance, there are two types of interference, which we define by the internationally recognised q-codes : qrn naturally occurring radio interference (static) from the sun, aurora, lightning storms, and other atmospheric disturbances. qrm man-made interference, mostly generated by electrical systems and electronic gadgets. ukqrm is concerned with man-made radio interference, or to give it another name: pollution . unlike tainted food, or unpleasant odours on the wind, humans cannot perceive radio spectrum pollution, but it is there, destroying a natural resource that cannot be replaced. the menu on the left provides navigation to the various pages where we describe the lack of action from the regulators, the interference sources, and how you can mitigate against them. legislation details the applicable directives and laws that are being ignored. lighting details the issues with compact fluorescent lamps (cfls), strip-light electronic ballasts, and led lighting. smps details problems associated with some switched-mode power-supplies. plasma tv details the issues with wide-band interference from ageing plasma televisions. plt links to our sister site ban plt and details the problems these horrid junk devices create. miscellaneous details other sources of radio frequency interference. finding qrm details how you can track down sources of radio frequency interference. glossary contains explanations for some of the technical content of the site. if you find the information on this website useful, please consider donating to its running costs. it requires approx. £50 per annum to host an ssl site on a virtual private server. all donors will be thanked via twitter. ukqrm is a member of the european radio amateurs' organisation working together to spread the knowledge of harmful radio-spectrum pollution. report it! we would encourage all users of the radio spectrum who experience interference to run through our finding qrm guide, and if the interference is found to be external to your property, contact ofcom and report the issue. please do not be put off by their statement on charging you should the interference be found to be under your control. as long as you have powered off your home (and any adjacent properties supplied via a different meter) and can demonstrate the interference is not coming from anything of yours, you will not be liable. if you are a licensed radio amateur, enter your license number and callsign. if you are a member of the public, simply put "n/a" in those fields. remember to obtain your case number from them! https://www.ofcom.org.uk/spectrum/interference-enforcement/interference-complaints or telephone: 0300 123 3333 we would also encourage you to write to your mp to highlight the problem of junk electronics and how it has affected your life. news 04/08/2017 ukqrm has joined the european radio amateurs' organisation to help spread the knowledge of harmful radio-spectrum pollution. 04/08/2017 rsgb comments on ofcom vdsl report 06/06/2017 ofcom finds "no evidence" for claims of interference from vdsl http://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.php/2017/06/ofcom-finds-no-evidence-claims-interference-vdsl-broadband.html 18/11/2016 german amateur radio group, the darc reports the amateur radio round table (rta) has asked the german federal president not to sign the act implementing emc directive 2014/30/eu. they cite deficiencies in the act and loss of the right to interference free radio reception. they say the act is in breach of the charter of fundamental rights of the european union. article 11 (freedom of expression and information) which says: "1. everyone has the right to freedom of expression. this right shall include freedom to hold opinions and to receive and impart information and ideas without interference by public authority and regardless of frontiers." the darc says the federal president could refuse his signature as part of his audit regarding the conformity of the act with the german basic law. this would prevent it being enacted. 04/08/2016 the sky q box has landed and is now being deployed into people's homes. already critised for including plt in the design, it now appears as if sky have removed any ability to disable the plt system. it has already started to cause major problems: http://helpforum.sky.com/t5/sky-q/sky-q-and-the-terrible-rf-interference-it-puts-out/td-p/2495775 this is a repeat of bt vision supplying the comtrend pg902 with its vision product. a disaster for the radio spectrum that gave birth to ukqrm. here we go again! 19/04/2016 statutory instrument 2016 no. 426 the wireless telegraphy (control of interference from apparatus) regulations 2016 is in effect! read online (link above) or download the pdf we urge all radio users to test this legislation by complaining to ofcom about interference to your radios. 24/03/2016 ofcom announces their decision to make the wireless telegraphy (control of interference from apparatus) regulations 2016 . 18/07/2015 radio amateur, brian g4lul, shares his experiences of trying to track down sources of interference and how cheap non-compliant electronics can ruin people's enjoyment of radio. click here for older news stories . ofcom consultation on the 5th january 2015, ofcom released a consultation proposing to make new regulations under section 54 of the wireless telegraphy act (2006) which would give them unyielding authority to take criminal action against persons causing radio interference with their electronics. the substance of ofcom’s argument for making the new regulations is the discrepancy between the requirements of the eu directive which have far-reaching powers to protect radio from products when first placed on the market or put into service (i.e. at the precise moment this happens, not as an ongoing basis) and the fact that once equipment was in service, ofcom claim they had no powers to take action against owners of interference generating electronics. in essence, the new regulations are aimed at any device or installation which results in a breach of the essential requirements once installed and used in accordance with manufacturers' instructions. naturally the most significance for these measures will be the potential for protection for amateur radio and swl from devices like plt, led lighting and plasma tv; which are by far the three most problematic technologies. the consultation location at ofcom is at: http://stakeholders.ofcom.org.uk/consultations/undueinterference/ a direct link to the pdf to download is at: http://stakeholders.ofcom.org.uk/binaries/consultations/wta-notice-propossals/summary/wta_si_2015_consultation_document.pdf the proposed regulations pdf is at: http://stakeholders.ofcom.org.uk/binaries/consultations/wta-notice-propossals/annexes/annex6.pdf the consultation ended on the 15th february 2015 and the following replies [to the consultation] make for interesting reading: bt responded in the positive, but want powers extended to cover fixed-line installations: bt_response.pdf somewhat

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