Hih, I have had this issue too, but I am not ising an external
cynthesiser.  I get interference on AM and short-wave with a radio next to
my desk here that my PC is on, but last night I was copying some traffic
on a local net on 2-meters, and on this repeater I have hit and miss
reception, but it is usually pretty good getting out and receiving, but
next to the computer last night I was really frustrated with it.
        I noticed also when my dad picked me up for lunch today when he
had WJR Detroit on that is a really strong AM station when he pulled out
of the driveway there was lot of interference on his AM radio in his car,
and it happeneed that my power supply for my computer was on, and we were
passing my window.  I don't know if the computer's power strip was the
culprit, but I suspect it might be.
        When I copied my traffic last night like Isaid I had problems with
acknowleding on 2-meters though.





On Mon, 10 Jun 2002, Nathan, Kevin wrote:

> Hi All,
>
> On the subject of computer interference, I find my Doubletalk PC generates a
> load of garbage I pick up on my ham rig, AM radios in the house, etc.  Yet,
> when I run the computer with Jaws using Eloquence, after about two or three
> days of leaving it on the net constantly connected to ATTBI, my sound starts
> to stutter and I have to reboot to get it cleaned up again.  Freedom
> Scientific says this is because Windows 98 is not made to be constantly
> connected to the internet.  I am running Windows 98 second edition with 256
> megs of RAM.
>
> I have a couple of questions for those who may have worked through this.
> First, is there another internal synth which will not generate all the hash
> and garbage?  Second, does anyone know of a cure for the stuttering sound
> problem other than regular rebooting?
>
> Thanks and I look forward to hearing from you.  If you write to me off list,
> please also send a cc to [log in to unmask] so I can read at home.  73
> Kevin, K7RX
>
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