One of the worse offenders I've seen with those is the quick disconnect f 
connectors commonly on cables that come with vcr's and the like, the ones 
that jus push on and not screw on the connector. You'd be surprised how many 
times I swapped those out for screw on connectors in this house and for 
friends with similar problems and it cleared the problem right up. I even 
keep a bunch of cables and the compression f connectors on hand here in case 
someone needs those cables made up for them at whatever length. I don't use 
the crimp connectors, usually the compression ones are all I use. I also 
tend toward the quad shield RG6 cable for all TB cables.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Steve Dresser" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Monday, March 01, 2010 3:07 PM
Subject: Re: speaking of RFI! ...


> Tom,
>
> Just because your phone and internet aren't affected by the RF, you can't
> rule out the possibility that RF gets into the TV via the cable.  Your 
> phone
> and computer may just be better at rejecting it.  The only way you can be
> certain is, as someone else has suggested, to disconnect the cable from 
> the
> TV and see if the problem persists.  You may also discover that the RF is
> getting into the TV via several paths.  Solving this will take lots of 
> time
> and patience.
>
> Steve
>