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From: bjorn@alberta.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Jittery monitor
Message-ID: <218@pembina.alberta.UUCP>
Date: Fri, 13-Feb-87 02:15:20 EST
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Posted: Fri Feb 13 02:15:20 1987
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In article <2037@alvin.mcnc.UUCP>, ravi@mcnc.UUCP (Ravi Subrahmanyan) writes:
> 	This has been gone over before, but the SM124 is >>very<<
> sensitive to interference from just about anything..  even an
> inoccuous digital clock, or radio, etc. kept in the vicinity (not even
> on the monitor) may cause the picture to get the shakes.

My SM124 is quite impervious to any of the above mentioned
interference sources.  According to the stickers on the back
of the monitor it was manufactured in August 1985.  It's beauty
is not in the least diminished by placing a radio next to or on
top of it.  Incidentally it's the only type of monitor that I
can star at for hours on end with my contacts in.  My guess is
that the high contrast and refresh rate are responsible.

			Bjorn R. Bjornsson
			alberta!bjorn