I have a smaller LG TV in my radio room. I can turn it on or off with just
10-watts or a bit less as long as an antenna of any kind is connected to
the TV (even an 18" cliplead) . No antenna, no problem - but, of course,
no TV. This LG TV is about 8 years old, but is "digital". We have a Sony
which is a bit larger in the kitchen and a large 65" Sony downstairs in the
"TV room". Neither of those are bothered at all with my activities in the
radio room. So, on my small sample, yes, LG is more sensitive to RF fields
than the Sony TVs.
Dave - WØLEV
On Sat, Aug 12, 2023 at 6:29 PM Jim McCook <w6ya@cox.net> wrote:
> I have a RFI problem with a new LG 65" 4K TV. It replaced a 7 year old
> Sony LCD 65" that never had problems with RFI. Without getting into
> details with antenna type, distance, position, location of TV, ferrite
> attempts, etc., the fact is that I never had RFI with any previous Sony
> models mounted on the same wall bracket. My question is simply: are the
> newer digital TVs and/or the LG models more susceptible to RFI than Sony
> models or analog TV in general? Changing to this new impressive TV has
> this very disappointing downside that has been unsolvable with
> ferrite. Jim W6YA
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