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Interesting. Are you trying to reduce rf noise because it interferes with something? How do you measure the RF noise? I have several high quality Bluetooth devi
by jjeaff 6y ago
Interesting. Are you trying to reduce rf noise because it interferes with something? How do you measure the RF noise? I have several high quality Bluetooth devices and keep getting occasionally spotty service. I'm thinking it is rf interference.
- MintelIE 6y agoI listen to short wave radio, and my radio itself is an excellent RFI detector. I just wandered around the house with it holding it up to things until I identified the problem. The only things really emitting lots of RF were LED and CFI bulbs, and a couple cheap power supplies for Netgear info-appliances.
- ryanobjc 6y agoThere are LED bulb requirements in California, and people have mocked them, but as I understand it they are supposed to help address this issue, as well as color quality and audible noise issues. In other words, California says no to cheap shitty bulbs.
- Scoundreller 6y agoI’ve heard garage door openers can be very sensitive. Incandescents make the plastic go yellow, so people have searched long and hard for a light that doesn’t heat up but still lets you open and close your door.