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M0JFE wrote:-
> Hi I wonder if anyone can help I have tried different computer moniters 
> but when ever my computer is on it wipes out 14.???Mhz I know all 
> graphics cards have a crystal in for this frequency but is there any way 
> I can eliminate the noise/interferance caused by the monitor .I have 
> tried removing the antenna and no use any help greatly recieved.

If it's any help, I found a couple of older monitors that aren't too bad.

1, AppleVision 1710AV, 17inch, it's from the mid to late 90s and can be
converted to run off an IBM PC, or clone.

2, Digital 4A Smart display, 14inch, once again from the late 90s.

Both are probably a bit hard to find, but if you spot one at a junk sale, it
might be worth a try. The AppleVision is particularly good. 
Another one to try is a bit of a dynosaur; Wang 1413, 14inch VGA but real
early, about 1990ish. The whole of the inside is shielded with perforated
steel plates so is quite heavy, but fairly quiet RFwise.

Or, look for a laptop. I believe they are pretty good around radio gear due to
the type of screen they use.

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	73, Alan

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