[PCR-1000] RE: Interference (Andrew Warburton)

Sun, 22 Sep 2002 13:32:18 +0100

Yes.

I can see where you are coming from.

As with lots of professionals it is usually the case that they practice 
their profession very well but at home the neglect everything they know.

Glad you saw the lighter side of my comments.
Its good to know that so many serious people can have a sense of humor.

At 12:18 20/09/2002, you wrote:
>I don't think there is anything fanatical about it at all, nor was I trying
>to torment anybody or felt tormented myself. Lucky you - is all I can say.
>Or "wish I was there".
>
>That does not mean that some other guys out there do not need some support
>and advice even if they have been in RF professionally for over 30 years and
>especially so if they have to find ways to reduce RFI and EMI that they have
>not perhaps encountered before. Yes, even an old dog can learn some new
>tricks from others now and then. There is no obligation to part with your
>supreme insight into the matter if you do not like the subject matter -
>unless you really want to help and not just spread cynicism as you so
>rightly diagnose on yourself. Fortunately there have been others who have
>added their rather more helpful comments and have guided me along the way to
>improvement. Thats what this list is all about, isn't it ? So why the flame
>?
>
>For those who think RFI is hogwash and perhaps "all in the mind" only- check
>out http://www.rfiservices.info/. Martin runs courses on RFI for the ARRL
>and others. A Google search will do wonders for the nonbelievers too.
>
>regards
>Traugott
>
>P.S. I learned soldering when I was 13 if that is what you think is wrong
>
>
>
>Message: 9
>Date: Thu, 19 Sep 2002 22:18:11 +0100
>To: [email protected]
>From: Andrew Warburton <[email protected]>
>Subject: [PCR-1000] Interference
>Reply-To: [email protected]
>
>I am amazed at some of the issues people are getting.
>
>Why not just build a lead lined housing and sit it in there.
>maybe that would create a cooling issue and you would need to add a fan to
>cool the box as well.
>But then there is the interference from the cooling fan!
>
>Oh the torments they are sometimes unbearable!
>
>Ok, I am a cynic but I do wonder, I have several computers and monitors
>running but dont suffer from any of this, maybe my soldering on the coax is
>better than most, who knows, but at the end of the day its a computer
>controlled radio, accept it, you will get some issues but dont get
>fanatical about it.
>
>
>
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