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Old December 16th 04, 09:58 PM
Brian
 
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Our large (ish) screen TV wipes out everything from longwave to about
25.200 MHz. I devised a brilliant workaround by installing a powerstrip
behind the TV, to enjoy blessed silence. Other appliances I've known
and hated (for the RFI they generate): Microwaves (even when not
cooking), VCRs (Horrible hash-generators), thermostats, battery chargers,
and almost every PC printer I've ever owned. I think Part 15 should
be better - enforced.

Congratulations, though, on your new - found freedom from the noise beast!

73,

Steve Lawrence
Burnsville, Minnesota



Thanks Steve. This has really made my day. I even had to message my
girlfriend at work to tell her about it, which is kind of dumb because she
doesn't really care, but she's happy if I am. I can't believe that I
overlooked such a simple thing this whole time. Maybe now I can catch some
of that dx Steve L. is hearing. He may suggest otherwise, unless of course
I'm planning on picking up an R8 sometime soon. : ) 73

-Brian


 
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