Re: AM Radio Interference
- From: S Pamfree
- Date: Fri, 29 Apr 2005 21:56:17 -0400
Hi Chuck,
Thank you very much for your great response.
The interference is throughout the entire house. Regardless where I
plug in the radio. I think it carries through the electrical system.
The house is only 2 years old. Everything is properly grounded
I begin to wonder if there are any PC's on the market, free of this
problem.
Thanks again
Have a great day
Manfred
On Thu, 28 Apr 2005 19:04:09 -0400, "Chuck" <nospm@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>In many situations, the PC case is not built to provide strong shielding.
>The power supply and any connection that goes thru the case from or to an
>external device are also suspect. How close is the AM radio, and how
>distant are the stations? Does the branch circuit feeding the PC have a good
>safety ground? Is the AM radio on the same branch circuit?
>In most situations the noise from the PC can be reduced, but not eliminated.
>
><manmeil0815@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>>
>>
>> Hello all you friendly helpers,
>> Does anybody know what causes AM Radio Interference with Desktop
>> Systems.
>> I have tried the Belkin EFI & RFI filter. It does not seem to make any
>> difference. As soon as I boot up my desktop, the AM Radio reception in
>> our house goes grazy.
>> I don't have this problem with our Notebook!!
>> Much appreciciate any feedback.
>
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