This was a general statement. Not specifically about your case as clearly neither of us has the full story.

If you had taken the time to read the post I made, it made no reference to your problem other than the link to a radio amateur. Many people blame Radio amateurs for problems with there equipment when it is not the amateur at fault.

As I said it was a general note of caution that interference is not necessarily always the fault of the radio amateur.

Operating amateur radio equipment without a licence or outside the conditions of the licence is an offence under the Wireless Telegraphy Act 1949 (WT Act) as amended.

But you miss my point, Radio amateurs are not automatically at fault.

Edited June 18, 200619 yr by alarmgard

The radio I am picking up is Radio 5 Live on the Am band

Look on the bright side it could be Tim "wiigger" Westwood on radio one