[RFI] Low RFI monitor

[Leonard Halvorsen]

Can you get inside the monitor case?
If so, try putting some sticky-backed aluminum foil or copper foil on the
interior of the case walls. Copper is better. You can solder to it. If
possible, connect all foil surfaces with a small wire (try to NOT make any
CONDUCTIVE LOOPS), then pull one of the surfaces down to chassis (or A.C.)
ground via a small Bleed Wire.

On Thu, Oct 23, 2014 at 11:00 AM, Scott Yost <nm8rmedic at rocketmail.com>
wrote:

> Anyone have experience and could make a recommendation for a low RFI
> emissions monitor?
>
> I have placed both FT240-31 and 43 cores on the video lines from my laptop
> to an older outboard Hyundai monitor and removed much of the interference
> it generates, and will next place cores on the AC power line in the hope of
> cleaning up the residual stuff.
> But if anyone knows of a monitor that out of the box is low noise, I'd
> sure be interested.
> TNX and 73,
>
> Scott
> NM8R
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