I have purchased a Vision Master 450 19inch Monitor which sits adjacent to a T.V. When the T.V. is on I get judder/flicker on the monitor screen on the side next to the T.V.The "techies" at Iiyama tell me that the problem is a clash of the signals through the tubes(crts) and that the answer is to move them apart by at least a foot. Sadly space is at a premium and this advice is not a practical alternative for me. I wonder if there is another solution e.g. placing a blocker between the two pieces of kit say a metal or perhaps a high density wood. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
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You'll have to move them.
The special metal you need (Mumetal??) is, I'm told VERY expensive and impossible to work without it losing its special properties - though these can be restored by some incredibly difficult process that I forget.
Calling David Morton!!
Bob C
Bob's right, mumetal is the thing to use for total screening. You might however try a piece of sheet steel, or a chunk of cast-iron - either may reduce the interference to an acceptable level. The interference is mostly caused by magnetic fields, so any magnetic material should reduced it - hence iron or steel, not just any metal. The downside is these materials may cause picture distortion, even if they succeed in reducing flicker (lesser of two evils).
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Richard Jones