After months of suffering an intermittent HF noise problem, tonight I noticed it had settled into a cycle of 01:05 minutes off, 00:45 on. Hmmm. Streetlight? A walk around the neighborhood and I found it. Tomorrow, a call to Hsv Utilities.
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