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- From: yu143090@yorku.ca (Calvin)
- Newsgroups: comp.dcom.modems
- Subject: Re: Problem with Motorola Power Modem's Ferrite Bead
- Date: Thu, 21 Mar 96 04:08:59 GMT
- Organization: York University
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- In article <4iiqf1$98t@apakabar.cc.columbia.edu>, mig@labdien.cc.columbia.edu (Meir I Green) wrote:
- >Try moving the transformer and power cord to a location away from your
- >monitor. You are getting magnetic interference. It is probably 60 Hz, not
- >really radio frequency radiation from the *modem*, just a little stray
- >electromagnetism from the AC *transformer/cord*.... Let us know if this
- >helps. -Meir
- >
-
- Hi Meir,
- After a couple days observations, I agree your point that it seems the
- radio wave not coming from the modem, since I switched it to the opposite side
- (left) and I still got the wave! But intersting thing is the "timing".
- Since I have a pair of Yamaha desktop speakers, I could saw the wave after I
- placed my modem on my desk. And I haven't seen the wave before I bought the
- modem. So... is it possible that the effect (wave) could be made by BOTH
- modem and speakers' INTERACTION ?
-
-
- Cavlin Yung
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