[SixClub] Monitor RFI
Zeb Palmer - KD7EVS
kd7evs at hangarz.com
Tue Jun 22 16:53:19 EDT 2004
She doesn't notice a difference in refresh rate. So it's left on 60hz and I
don't have RFI. I do need to get her a flat screen though, cause I need
one. I know I can't have one till she does!
Though I have around 20 computers in my server room and only one monitor.
she has one computer and one monitor, I'm the one with a low monitor to
computer ratio! Btw, I can operate 6m qrp in my server room. Everything
is pretty quite, did have to replace one or two powerstrips to reduce some
noise. Everything is grounded to a central point as is anti-static mats on
my workbench.
zeb
-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:sixclub-bounces at mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Gabriel Sierra
Sent: Tuesday, June 22, 2004 6:45 AM
To: World Wide Six Meter Club
Subject: Re: [SixClub] Monitor RFI
Hi!
Buy her a flat panel monitor! You will make her happy
and you can say goodbye to the interference!
Gabriel Sierra, WP3BM
--- Zeb Palmer - KD7EVS <kd7evs at hangarz.com> wrote:
> My wife's computer monitor has long been a source of
> RFI squared on 50.125.
> and it's pretty strong. I can hear it listening on
> 17m and 40m as well, but
> it's S9 on 50.125 as well as generally present away
> from 50.125 on 6m. <S3
> once you get away from that freq.
>
> I have taken steps to reduce this interference
> (ferrite etc) however I just
> found a way to remove it. FYI.
>
> Though it is my wife's computer I use it a lot.
> (just distinguish it from
> mine it's the only one that she'll let out of my
> 'server room'.
>
> I occasionally use it for soundcard interfacing my
> 897 to play with APRS or
> whatever.
>
> My eyes are extremely sensitive when it comes to
> monitor refresh rate. I
> keep everything set to at least 70 on all my
> screens, I can tell that 60 is
> flashy and after a while my eyes will hurt.
>
> Well, in a bit of an experiment tonight when doing
> some work on 50.125 I
> decided to play some more with the settings of the
> monitor. Setting the
> refresh rate back to 60hz totally alleviated the
> problem on 50.125. and
> after several spectrum analyzer scans I can't find
> that spike anywhere.
> But hey, it's not on 50.125 so I don't care!
>
> 50.125 is where my radio is always at, so now, I can
> "play 6 meters" while
> she does her writing.
>
>
> WAHOO!
>
>
> Seven Three
> And now that I can hear something other than buzzing
> on 6m I have the volume
> turned back up!
>
>
> KD7EVS a.k.a. Zeb in DN13up
>
>
>
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Gabriel Sierra
Moondancer Recording Studios
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