Well, I will look at those as being possibilities, but it is generally
when I am sitting in front of the machine and I key up.  I'll try coiling
the mouse cord as best I can, but as far as other cords go they are on the
floor  Could the speed of the processor also have something to do with
this?





On Mon, 22 Apr 2002, Louis Kim Kline wrote:

> Hi Jeffry.
>
> The whole key to your problem is figuring how the RF is getting into your
> computer.  I would think that at such a high frequency some ferrite on the
> cable that is picking up the RF would knock the problem out fast!  What are
> you using for a synthesizer?  A little crud on the serial port could sure
> gum up the works in a hurry.  You might also look at the mouse and keyboard
> cables.  Try coiling up the mouse cable and see if it makes any
> difference.  Try bunching up the power cable.  Probably a little extra
> inductance on the right cable will do the trick!
>
> 73, de Lou K2LKK
>
> At 11:20 PM 4/21/02 -0400, you wrote:
> >Hi everyone, seeing that we are on the thread of computers giving off
> >interference, just the other way around has anyone  had any problems when
> >transmitting that freezes up your computer?  I have worked on VHF and 800
> >MHz cellular and trunked systems with 800 MHz without a problem, but with
> >440 I've noticed that my  machine freezes up.  Has anyone had this problem
> >and what have you done to correct it?
>
> Louis (Kim) Kline, A.R.S.  K2LKK
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