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JS>I am causing interference to a Sony Play-Station, whilst only on 50Watts @ JS>10meters in SSB mode. Now, I have done every thing in my power to reduce JS>interference by purchasing TVI filters for the effected Televisions, which JS>has reduced the interference to nul. However, I still manage to 'crash' r JS>lock up their Play Station games Console. JS>The question is...Since the Sony Play Station is made of plastic and has o JS>chance of suppressing RFI as there is no metal case or any shielding what so JS>ever, is it therefore the owners responsibility to shield the effected JS>device? JS>I am currently forced to use only 10Watts due to this annoying problem, so i JS>any suggestions can be brought forward or someone can tell me that I have th JS>right to tell them where to go. JS>I have checked and double checked my equipment and I don't interfere with an JS>other neighbor or in fact my own equipment apart from my phones in the house JS>but this is due to the fact that they use pre-amps as standard BT JS>(British Telecom) phones are untouched. JS>I can't stand it when all the technical knowhow in the world won't cure a JS>simple RFI problem and believe me...I've tried them all!!! JS>There is only one thing left that may reduce the interference and that would JS>be to raise my antenna a little higher as currently it is (at base) 30 oot JS>which is approx. 10 foot higher than the location of the Play Station. he JS>most I can raise it to would be 40 foot as this is not my house and it ook JS>great deal of pursuading to get it where it is. JS>Cheers in advance. JS>73, John. JS>Ciao for now. JS> _ _ JS>(~@=@~) John Stanley - Whitley Bay, Saturday, 21 February 1998 at 12:01. JS> ^ _FidoNet_ : 2:256/527.4 JS> \~/ *UniNet* : 160:360/5.4 JS> /InterNet/ : John.Stanley@RockBBS.Demon.Co.UK JS>.!. Seems just like yesterday . . . Hey! It was! JS>--- Terminate 5.00/Pro was here. (2:256/527. JS>4) --- þ OLX 2.2 TD þ MSI - Connecting The World In '94 --- Big Ted 2.0 for Wildcat/5 ---------------JS> * Origin: The PC Clinic. PC Doctors who know how to operate!!! * Origin: The Computer Hotline! - http://www.klock.com (1:357/1.0) |
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