Thanks Kruser for the valuable info
I Have already done the above in regards to cutting the power off and going breaker by breaker. Noise still their, I went to do some troubleshooting yesterday to find the source, but now the source is gone ( go figure). Turned on the radio today as i am typing this and the noise is gone. Our houses here are close together, so only thing i have to keep an eye on when the neighbours come home and see if the noise comes back. I have noticed this noise is off and on, but when it comes on, its pure havoc, it is now even appearing on the Ham bands as well (14000 USB). I have come to the conclusion at least i think i have it is something relatively close. As noted above, i think it may be wifi network coming froma neighbours house, it is the only thing that makes logical sense. Wish i had a laptop then i could pull up and see what wifi networks are avail and how close. In my house their are no wifi networks, i do have a router, but its not wireless and yes its a d-link. That was the first thing i tried unplugging from the wall, but didn't help. I will post back as soon as the noise comes back and i do the troubleshooting steps, you have mentioned above. Once again i appreciate all the folks that have helped so far. I am fairly new to this hobby on the HF side.
Actually a question does come to mind. I do have 2 scanners that are plugged into a external antenna outside (discone). With the scanners off can they still produce noise? I have a pro-2096 and a bc898t. Even thou i have unplugged those as well, but where i am a noob at is when it comes to UPS sources.
Another note here to, i have taken the R71A outside, and the noise is still their. Like i say when the noise comes back again, the hunt will be on.
Also to Kruser, yes you can use the noise sample if you wish for your list, if thats what you were asking. I have no problems what so ever
. hopefully here in the next couple of days i will have a solution and fix to the problem.