On 7/26/2014 10:02 AM, Lostgallifreyan wrote:
Jerry Stuckle wrote in news:lr0908$usv$1@dont-
email.me:

If the box is putting out that much interference, there's a good chance
it has a problem (and may be operating illegally). I would think
correcting the problem at the source would be the better option.


Nope. It's one of those consumer widgets, one o millions, that have a
disclaimer saying that some limited interference must be accepted. Knowing
this, it isn't even worth trying to police the issue, and probably impossible
anyway. Computer based stuff just does this to us, there's no stuffing THAT
genie back in the bottle now.


That does not mean it's not operating illegally. Even with such a tag,
it can be emitting a signal illegally.

ALL potential sources of RF have limits on their emissions. Exceed
those limits and they are not operating legally. It may be due to
shoddy workmanship or a problem with the device itself.

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