You mentioned Class B for industrial applications. Is
the intent of Class B to hold down the amount of RFI
coming out of the computer and bothering other things?
Or is it more to prevent strong RFI in the environment
from screwing up the computer?
I guess for ham radio we are concerned with both
I remember it as just the opposite. The idea was to protect broadcast
radio and television. Class B was for use in the home where it might
interfere with a neighbour. Class A was for commercial use as it was
expected to be further away from any homes.
If a business interferes with itself, it
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I remember it as just the opposite. The idea was to protect broadcast
radio and television. Class B was for use in the home where it might
interfere with a neighbour
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All,
Need to replace the PC in the shack and would like to find something
that's RFI-free out of the box. I've had terrible luck with desktop
PC's, but the last two laptops (Toshiba) were very quiet.
I'm leaning towards
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I'm leaning towards something in the small-PC catagory with an LCD
monitor. Sound card and multiple USB ports are a must. Any
suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Tony -K2MO
Hi Tony;
I'd second the suggestion on
I agree on building your own PC. I built one using a cheapie
case and power supply and it was pretty quiet. So I ordered
another case and power supply, same catalog number from the
same supplier, and what came was a bit different. The power
supply was the worst broad-band noise generator I have
Tony,
I had the same question at one time and found building the box myself
was the best solution. Asking for something out-of-the-box might be
like searching for the Holy Grail!
I'm using a great CoolerMaster case*, which is double-walled and uses
a metal mesh instead of plastic for the bay
