In a message of , Michael Wright (3:800/454) writes:
 MW>FH>I suspect, however, that if the RF interference is coming from the
 MW>FH>computer, not the receiver.  If so, an isolation transformer only
 MW>FH>protects any RF coming from the receiver and the computer generated
 MW>FH>interference is still present on the computer side.
 MW>
 MW>I think that the noise is mostly from the monitor? If you use your 
 MW>imagination for a moment, I am sitting at my desk with the monitor in 
 MW>front of me. My Kenwood R100 is no more than 10" away from the monitor, 
 MW>
 MW>to the right. My Realistic DX302 is to my right about 5' away. The 
 MW>reason that i have told you this is that i believe that the Rf is 
 MW>coming 
 MW>from the front of the monitor as it is not posible to sheild the 
 MW>screen, 
 MW>only the case.
 MW>
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 MW>pc   | monitor    | r1000       
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 MW>
 MW>I think that this is somthing that i will have to put up with for the 
 MW>time being. Thanks for all the help! Cheers to Ya!mw
Okay -- hope you find the problem.  If you do, please post the solution here 
so we can all benefit from your work.
Fred.
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