hello, i found this site which might offer some help to you

:-http://amasci.com/hum/hum1.html

regards,
clive

Clive

Many thanks , its driving me nuts at present . It only started again a week
ago , the last time was a year ago .

Oddly outside in a nearby wood there was no hum
Its like my house acts as a receiver for the hum

cheers

Mike

"creative" wrote in message
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hello, i found this site which might offer some help to you

:-http://amasci.com/hum/hum1.html

regards,
clive

"flybywire" wrote in message
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Clive

Many thanks , its driving me nuts at present . It only started again a
week
ago , the last time was a year ago .

Oddly outside in a nearby wood there was no hum
Its like my house acts as a receiver for the hum

cheers

Mike

"creative" wrote in message
...
hello, i found this site which might offer some help to you

:-http://amasci.com/hum/hum1.html

regards,
clive

Is ther a wind farm nearby ?

Brian

Whatever causing the Hum is either propagating through the ground or
air, and it probably resonating the brickwork of your house.

Hope that it stops for you very soon

Joe
Wolverhampton
175m asl

flybywire wrote:
Clive

Many thanks , its driving me nuts at present . It only started again a week
ago , the last time was a year ago .

Oddly outside in a nearby wood there was no hum
Its like my house acts as a receiver for the hum

cheers

Mike

"creative" wrote in message
...

hello, i found this site which might offer some help to you

:-http://amasci.com/hum/hum1.html

regards,
clive

In some instances at least, could the hum be simply a next door
neighbour's fridge or central heating system? I sometimes hear sounds
at night which emanate from outside the house, and I always put it down
to that.

Having said that, obviously a hum with no next door neighbours would be
a little strange...

Nick

Joe Egginton wrote:

Whatever causing the Hum is either propagating through the ground or
air, and it probably resonating the brickwork of your house.

I had a hum, once. It was a resonance in the taller than usual
aluminium tube which held the tv aerial. Nothing happened much till
force 5, and then the house rocked. Upwards of f7, nothing was heard.

Thanks for all the replies

the website on the first message is spot on with the description of the hum
being a low frequency resonating diesel type sound having no directional
source and "heard through the base of the rear cranium

M


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oups.com...
In some instances at least, could the hum be simply a next door
neighbour's fridge or central heating system? I sometimes hear sounds
at night which emanate from outside the house, and I always put it down
to that.

Having said that, obviously a hum with no next door neighbours would be
a little strange...

Nick

try this site

http://www.ingentaconnect.com/conten...00001/art00003

very interesting

Mike

"creative" wrote in message
...
hello, i found this site which might offer some help to you

:-http://amasci.com/hum/hum1.html

regards,
clive