[Ti] Computer "Interference"

[Glenn L. Austin]

on 8/14/2003 7:46 AM, Robert Weller at n6ne at yahoo.com wrote:

> 
> On what frequency does your wireless mic operate?
> 
> Can you change it?
> 
> If not, can you relocate it away from your wireless
> mic receiver (or relocate the receiver away from the
> TiBook).
> 
> Your TiBook unintentionally generates lots of radio
> frequency energy.  However, the energy is on discrete
> frequencies and is at a fairly low level.  So, either
> of those two options should do the trick.
> 
> Sometimes, the energy is generated in external devices
> (USB or other) that are plugged into the computer.
> Or, the cables can act as antennas.  Try unplugging
> everthing from your Tibook and see if the interference
> stops.  You may just need shielded cables, or might
> have to relocate some peripheral.
> 
> You may also be able to "shield" your computer with
> copper tape or even tin foil.  This method is usually
> not very effective if the interference is bad, and
> you'll have to experiment to determine where and how
> much shield.
> 
> Good luck,
> 
> Bob

One thing that this tickled in my brain -- does your TiBook have an Airport
card and your mic work on the 2.4MHz band?

You could try deactivating the Airport interface when you know you're not
going to be using it...

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Glenn L. Austin <><
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