CRT monitor and TV at war?

"Timothy R. Butler" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.kde.cafe
Organization Universal Networks
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Did that get your attention? I set up a computer in a room directly next to 
the room I have a TV in. I noticed when the TV on the screen shakes and lines 
go down the screen. I guess it must be from the magnetic field going through 
the wall and interfering with the monitor. 

Question: other than the visual distortion, is this a problem? I.e. could I be 
damaging the CRT tube by exposing it to the magnetic field of its larger 
counterpart on the other side of the wall? Any suggestions on how to 
eliminate this problem without moving either unit?

  Thanks,
       Tim

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