When the interference has the same direction as the signal that we want to pick up, we could try to get closer to the interference. Once we reach this point, we have two possibilities:
1. The transmitter is before the interference
While we move toward the interference, if we turn 180º during our way, we will reach a point where we will be with our back to the interference, facing the emitter.
2. The transmitter is after the interference:
We should move forward until overtaking the interference, and then we will face the transmitter and will be with our back to the interference.
This problem is less intense at the UHF band than at the VHF one.
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