RE: a most excellant question, oscilliscopes and attachments are the most
commonly used in industrial settings,what you describe is a workaround when
the proper equipment is unavailabe,that is it does not provide you an
acurate range and direction to follow,no problem in a small home,a real
problem at an airport.still if its enough to rough up your radio, it may
well cause further interference and so help in the process of elimination.as
I recall a distance of 36 inches was recomended between TV and computer,but
Im not sure.best wishes
>
> Just questions to explore other than the sometimes difficult business of
> eliminating possible causes of interference by physical moves and turn-offs.
> I'm not a EE, but perhaps a couple of you who are could comment on the
> possibly of using some detection equipment. Any use for a simple AM/FM
> portable radio on battery power and set to AM reception? I know that mine
> will pick up 60 Hz buzz from dimmer switches, monitors, and TV's even when
> "turned off." What do these emanations mean for the problems folks are
> having? Do electronic supply stores which cater to labs and the trade have
> more sophisticated devices to work with? What measured values at what
> distances would be unacceptable?
>
> --
> Al Poulin
>
>
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