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345 kv tra�nsmission line. <br />of prirnarily two types. <br />ROBEf�T A. JONES ` - <br />CONSULTINf3 ENGIFIEERS�,` ri <br />LA �3RANGE, IL.i.lNO1S . �'. <br />- - :;; <br />Paqe 5 - ' � <br />_4: <br />Where interference was found it consisted .�M <br />First was the i�troc�uction of multiple <br />� ghosts on c�rtauh channels, principally channel 4 and 5. 0� second, ; <br />� , <br />a single widely`displaced ghost. Again, this seemed principally � <br />to effect the lower channels. <br />Section 4 and 5 of this report contain speciiEic conclusions <br />, 'I <br />with res�ect to those homes were remedial action is necessary, as <br />we�.l as several homes where the owner thaught such action 5hnuld be ,;; <br />u <br />�J <br />�aken. � <br />There were three noticable areas of television in�erfer�nce. One <br />was on the east side of Lexington Ave., immediately north of the 345 <br />kv line. Anc�ther one was on Terrace Dr. in the six and seven hundred <br />block. The last area includes Farringt�n Courtf and the homes on <br />the east side of Owasso Blvd., south of the railroad tracks. Each <br />of these areas has steel poles between the homes and the TV trans- <br />mitting stations. At each location the home TV antenna looked thru <br />said poles, at an oblique angle. A.s a general rule it could be assumed` <br />that those homes with poles, or towers behind them; or those homes <br />where the line o£ poles is close to being perpendicular, will have � <br />the least likelihood of receiving interference. <br />Without making this survey, it_is my opinion,that a great number <br />of TV complaints would have been received by the Villag� or by N.S.P.. <br />By thoroughly documenting the radio and TV receptiox� in this area with <br />this survey it is possible to tell accurately the effected areas. <br />It wQuld have been impossible to tell which complaints were legit�mant, <br />without such a survey. Sufficient numbers of homes wexe observed. in <br />, <br />