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From: nagendra@bucsf.bu.edu (nagendra mishr)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Subject: Re: Sonic Blaster static
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Date: 20 Feb 91 19:25:42 GMT
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In-reply-to: taob@pnet91.cts.com's message of 15 Feb 91 16:45:02 GMT

stuff I tried to reduce static, but to no avail

1. Wrap the ribbon which goes from the sonic blaster to the motherboard
   with aluminum foil to catch any stray signals.
2. Take out my AE datalink 2400 modem.
3. Take out the Apple Scsi card and the hard drive and boot from floppy.
4. Turn the amp pots down all the way.

the only thing I couldn't or wouldn't fool with was the ZIPGSX.
I tried to take it out, bit it wouldn't "Easily" come out.

I still have a lot of static.
I have a rom 03 machine + 2 megs ram on Gs Sauce card.
Sonic Blaster in slot 4, with the slot speed set to normal from the zip
control panel.

anyone?

thanks
nagendra


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