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FH>In a message of , Michael Wright (3:800/454)
FH>writes:
FH> MW>This has been tried before! first i mooved it from one side to
FH> MW>the other and then from room to room. This leads me to believe
FH> MW>that the RF is coming from the phyisical conections (pc-rx). What
FH> MW>do you think about a couple of 1-1 tranys to remove the phyisical
FH> MW>conection? cya. mw
FH>My limited electronic capabilities prevent me from giving an absolute
FH>answer, but my intuition is that some kind of RF filter would be more
FH>practical -- if that is where the problem is coming from.
FH>I suspect, however, that if the RF interference is coming from the
FH>computer, not the receiver.  If so, an isolation transformer only
FH>protects any RF coming from the receiver and the computer generated
FH>interference is still present on the computer side.
I think that the noise is mostly from the monitor? If you use your 
imagination for a moment, I am sitting at my desk with the monitor in 
front of me. My Kenwood R100 is no more than 10" away from the monitor, 
to the right. My Realistic DX302 is to my right about 5' away. The 
reason that i have told you this is that i believe that the Rf is coming 
from the front of the monitor as it is not posible to sheild the screen, 
only the case.
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I think that this is somthing that i will have to put up with for the 
time being. Thanks for all the help! Cheers to Ya!mw
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