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<blockquote data-quote="gloomyandy" data-source="post: 97723" data-attributes="member: 24855"><p>Well in general rf stuff seems to me to be a cross between black magic and complete randomness. So I reckon anything is possible! I think in general having a computer anywhere near a receiving antenna is not a good thing. So I would certainly try moving it around, and try to route the connecting cable away from other cables from the computer. You may have noticed that a lot of cables used with computers have those odd bulges in them, they are ferrite rings and are there to help stop the cable from acting as an antenna and broadcasting rf interference.</p><p></p><p>Good luck</p><p></p><p>Andy</p><p></p><p>PS If all else falls you may want to consider sacrificing a goat or two!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gloomyandy, post: 97723, member: 24855"] Well in general rf stuff seems to me to be a cross between black magic and complete randomness. So I reckon anything is possible! I think in general having a computer anywhere near a receiving antenna is not a good thing. So I would certainly try moving it around, and try to route the connecting cable away from other cables from the computer. You may have noticed that a lot of cables used with computers have those odd bulges in them, they are ferrite rings and are there to help stop the cable from acting as an antenna and broadcasting rf interference. Good luck Andy PS If all else falls you may want to consider sacrificing a goat or two! [/QUOTE]
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