Any Electrical Engineers out there? Cheap, legal induced squeal in speakers?

[Shawn Pixley]

I use to live next door to a ham radio operator. He came over my stereo speakers,telephone & the speakers on the tv. The stereo or TV didn't have to be on for it to happen. After I complained numerous times he finally fixed it some how...

I experienced the same thing in my teen years. The shortwave signal didn't interfere significantly when I played my music but you could hear his broadcast with my stereo off. I was able to block it eventually by shielding my speaker leads.

That said, I don't think there is much you could do legally to induce feedback in your neighbor's system.

[terry mccammon]

Take up the bagpipes.

[ray hampton]

Take up the bagpipes.

or buy/build a spark machine, other wise known as a telsa machine[sc]

[jim hollenback]

The probably have the speakers on the floor and that transmits the vibrations. Ask them to put the speakers on bricks. I lived in an apartment and the stereo the gal upstairs played really thumped with bass. After banging on the door a number of times I finally told her to get some bricks and put her stereo speakers on bricks. We both were happy after that.

[Jim Underwood]

Well since FM transmission seems to be prohibited....

What about that spark generator? Can it be done with 9 volts? Y'know something compact and cheap?

[ray hampton]

Well since FM transmission seems to be prohibited....

What about that spark generator? Can it be done with 9 volts? Y'know something compact and cheap?

9 volts might do but a 12 volt battery will keep a charge longer