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From: cyliao@eng.umd.edu (Chun-Yao Liao)
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Subject: Re: RF on NeXT (was Audio Mixers)
Message-ID: <1991Feb16.230611.19441@eng.umd.edu>
Date: 16 Feb 91 23:06:11 GMT
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In article <10819@pasteur.Berkeley.EDU> c252-ag@cinna.berkeley.edu (James C. Lee) writes:
>
>In <1991Feb5.064037.10135@macc.wisc.edu> Andrew wrote:
>
>> Oh, what are people's experience with the amount of RF given off by the
>> NeXT?  How does it affect TV's and radios?

	NeXT is VERY "quiet" at RF. See, we have a tiny little room
	that I share with my roommate. He has a color TV. Since the room
	is so small, the TV set is only 1 metter and half. It never give
	any trouble to TV's reception. A while back, we started to experience
	interfarence... and my roommate was mad of me because I didn't agree
	to shut down my CuBE, Ok, so I finally shut my cube down in front of
	him, and guess what, the inteference continues.
	
	We found the origin of the interference later. It was from my modem!
	Yes! The little modem I have! it's only about 3x4x1 inch

--
cyliao@bagend.eng.umd.edu       o Q. Who am I?
      @wam.umd.edu      	o A. A NeXTed person with "small" HD and OD
      @epsl.umd.edu		o    An Apple // guy
xxxxxx@xxxxxx.xxxx.xxxxxxx.xxx	o    An airplane pilot (I hope)