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Skybuck Flying
Hello,
Because my DreamPC from 2006 died I am not behind my old Pentium III 450 mhz
and a CRT Monitor.
I notice how sometimes the CRT Monitor flashes.
I once noticed how a guy held a GSM near a monitor and caused a big
degaus-like-phenomenon on a crt monitor.
I am now starting to wonder if gsm/wifi/wireless signals are interferring
with the CRT monitor... I used to think it was perhaps dieing or old or
cable loose, but it still seems to work fine except for the occasional flash
which is kinda weird.
So does anybody else has an explanation for the occasional flash (as if the
power drops away shortly) or has anybody else ,living in a city or land with
gsm masts/wifi and so forth, noticed any flashes on CRT monitors ?!?
Ofcourse nowadays most people probably have LCD's which don't seem to have
this problem... so I would expect the number of people to actually notice
this to be quite low if the effect is real/related to wireless signals.
Also suppose this effect is real/related to wireless signals then why does
my old TV not have the same problem/behaviour/effect ?!? It's more or less
the same technology ? Or maybe not.
In what way is a CRT Monitor different from old teletube TV technology ?!?!?
(Both use a beam of light ?!?)
Bye,
Skybuck.
Because my DreamPC from 2006 died I am not behind my old Pentium III 450 mhz
and a CRT Monitor.
I notice how sometimes the CRT Monitor flashes.
I once noticed how a guy held a GSM near a monitor and caused a big
degaus-like-phenomenon on a crt monitor.
I am now starting to wonder if gsm/wifi/wireless signals are interferring
with the CRT monitor... I used to think it was perhaps dieing or old or
cable loose, but it still seems to work fine except for the occasional flash
which is kinda weird.
So does anybody else has an explanation for the occasional flash (as if the
power drops away shortly) or has anybody else ,living in a city or land with
gsm masts/wifi and so forth, noticed any flashes on CRT monitors ?!?
Ofcourse nowadays most people probably have LCD's which don't seem to have
this problem... so I would expect the number of people to actually notice
this to be quite low if the effect is real/related to wireless signals.
Also suppose this effect is real/related to wireless signals then why does
my old TV not have the same problem/behaviour/effect ?!? It's more or less
the same technology ? Or maybe not.
In what way is a CRT Monitor different from old teletube TV technology ?!?!?
(Both use a beam of light ?!?)
Bye,
Skybuck.