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In Reply to: Re: Computer vs Sony WEGA! posted by AbeCollins on March 6, 2004 at 21:10:28:
I have all of my equipment in a roll-around (tall) cabinet with the Sony on top. All of the power comes through a line conditioner. When the gear was in the living room there was no noise in the video. I simply disconnected the power from the conditioner, disconnected the speakers, and rolled the cabinet into the back room.Now, there is noise. So, I will put the wireless down, and see what happens to the video. If that fails, I will put the entire computer system down and check. I suppose it matters which (or both) are causing the interference.
But this brings me back to my original question of what is the most likely place for the RF to be intering my video system, the input or the power source? I won't be able to give up either the computer or the wireless system (I am working on it at the moment!).
Well, thanks for the replies, now I just have to tell the wife to get off the computer (along with me) so that I can test it. This ought to be fun! Maybe I will wait for her to finish her school work, what do you think?
Phil
Phil
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- Re: Computer vs Sony WEGA! - Phil_in_CA 22:03:17 03/06/04 (2)
- Re: Computer vs Sony WEGA! - AbeCollins 22:18:02 03/06/04 (1)
- Re: Computer vs Sony WEGA! - Phil_in_CA 22:25:30 03/06/04 (0)
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