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It might be the fan. Do more experiments and report back. You can also purchase Em field detectors or make one yourself.
by brador 13y ago
It might be the fan. Do more experiments and report back. You can also purchase Em field detectors or make one yourself.
- lifeformed 13y agoWhat do you think the fan would do?
- eksith 13y agoSome fans tend to be noisy ;) Most new fans use brushless DC motors which have much less EM noise than most older brushed ones (also tend to be quieter). If the motor of the fan is brushed that would explain another source of EM interference.