Darrell: With respect to your radiated emissions dilemna, useful information would be the clock speeds, cable lengths, and worst-case mode of operation at which emissions are the highest. Generally, if you invoke the "divide and conquer" rule, it should be an easier matter pinpointing the dominant sources of emissions.
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