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Old 06-08-2003, 10:21 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Magnetic Shielding?

I have a fan under my desk and when i turn it on it chages my monitor making me degluss every 1.5sec. I think its beacuse of a maginet\c interfearence. any way to shild it wor something?

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Large motors are notorious for causing magnetic interference. You can shield your monitor by placing it in a hefty iron box... but that's not practical. The easiest thing to do is to move the fan farther from the monitor.
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Well hardrives have magnetic shielding in them. You could take about 60 old harddrives and open them up take the little shielding plates out and make a shield out of that but the best thing to do is just move the fan.



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