Re: CRT monitor and TV at war?

"Timothy R. Butler" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.kde.cafe
Organization Universal Networks
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> > 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?
>
> It isn't going to hurt anything except your eyes. :-)

  It would definately do that!

> > Any suggestions on how to
> > eliminate this problem without moving either unit?
>
> Do you have "rabbit ears, an antenna, cable or a satellite receiver?

  Plain old analog cable.

  -Tim

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