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Subject: Re: TB Malibu Noisy Channel 
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Date: Fri, 23 Oct 1998 17:52:28 -0300
From: Paul Barton-Davis <pbd@op.net>
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For whatever its worth, I have the same problem on my TB Tropez+. Its
definitely correlated with either the disk controller and/or the video
card. Given that I've got 4 empty slots between the Tropez+ and the
video card, and 6 to the disk controller, how much more shielding can
be required ?

It also seems to correlated to which channel is used for
recording. The worst effects seem to be when the mic input is used for
recording: under these circumstances, audible noise happens every time
a disk save occurs. Even more is heard rotating windows under X.

Wierd, and annoying. I can't believe we need tin foil in our chassis :)

--p


