Dear Ashley I had the same thing a while back. We were certain it was the mains supply even though we had surge protection. The local electricity supplier said it was most likely a welding machine on our mains circuit. Connecting welding equipment to the mains is against the rules by the way because of the surge problem. It stopped after a while and we think it was someone working on their car during a holiday.
Bob Croxford In a message dated 1/26/03 1:21:44 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << I have a really strange problem with my Lacie 19" monitor that appears to be getting worse over time. For nearly two years it worked perfectly and then shortly after moving to the UK the screen image started to vibrate occasionally producing a fuzzy display. For a while, this was only happening for a short period during the evenings, which I couldn't quite pinpoint, but now its spreading to other times during the day as well. I wrote to Lacie who said it was generally related to keeping mobile phones or speakers nearby, but I've stripped everything down in this area until I just have the computer, printer, CD writer and Wacom tablet. I've found that running the degauss feature a couple times seems to half the effect, but doesn't cure it totally. Has anybody else seen this or better still found a cure? I wonder if it may be related to the fuse I placed in the new plug possibly being the wrong amp setting? BTW I have everything running through a surge protected extension lead. Thanks Ashley >> =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
