A few months ago, I inherited a nearly new Samsung display from a fellow ham, who told me that the touch-buttons that control monitor went nuts when he keyed his rig. He lives on a small lot and runs
I have a similar problem (to the Samsung TV) with a JVC flat screen TV. It will come on when I use a 160 sloper which runs close to the house at less than 50W. Neither the touch buttons nor the remot
My Vizio LCD TV will turn on if I transmit with 100 watts or more on 160 meters using the inverted V with one leg running about 20 20 feet above the house. Mine will turn off using the remote, howeve
There should have been just one "20" in there. :-) I forgot to add: after turning on it will randomly change channel while I'm transmitting. 73, Paul On 09/25/2013 06:51 AM, N1BUG wrote: My Vizio LCD
So your tv does automatically what most people do, anyway! :-) Sent from my Verizon Wireless iPhone _______________________________________________ RFI mailing list RFI@contesting.com http://lists.co
My Samsung shack TV did that when I first installed it. I found some metal on the back of the TV and run a wire to my station ground from the TV, I also added #31 mix to all the wires going to the TV
Gary, Sad to say, that unless you are successful with the application of decoupling and filtering techniques to eliminate the RFI to the TV, your best cure will be to relocate that sloper further awa
Sad to say, that unless you are successful with the application of decoupling and filtering techniques to eliminate the RFI to the TV, your best cure will be to relocate that sloper further away from
The part of the monitors that blow up with RF is the touch controls. That makes sense, in a perverse way -- they work by capacitive coupling, so they are high-Z and thus difficult to bypass. 73, Jim
The part of the monitors that blow up with RF is the touch controls. That makes sense, in a perverse way -- they work by capacitive coupling, so they are high-Z and thus difficult to bypass. I was co
I use a 40" Samsung LED tv as a computer monitor, and have a 55" one for tv... neither one is bothered by the rf here, even with 1.5kw on 160m where they are in the middle of the pair of inverted L's
I have a Samsung 8000 series 55" LED model...about 3 years old now. Any RF from any hf source in the house or the car drives the set nuts. I was told that the rf comes in through some control panel r