Radiation (?) question

[felix_unger]

You know how when you move a battery radio close to a electro magnetic /
electro mechanical device, it picks up static and noise? well I recently
bought an exercise machine, and was surprised to find that when I used
it, and was listening to a radio nearby, the radio went 'beserk'! So I
kept moving the radio further away, but was still getting the
interference. So I checked to see how far it would need to be removed to
avoid interference, and was surprised to discover that it was still
picking up static and noise from the exercise machine several rooms
away! I then took it outside to a distance of about 15 metres and it was
still getting interference! My question is.. what does this signify or
indicate? Does it mean that the machine is harmful to health in some
way? My experience has always been that moving a radio away from
electronic devices by just one to a few meters will cause the
interference to cease. and since the radio is battery operated, it
cannot be picking up interference via the mains. ???. Thanks for any help.

This is the machine.. http://tinyurl.com/home-exercise-gym

--
rgds,

Pete
-------
“If Julia is the answer, then what was the stupid question?!”

“Wayne Swan threatening the Banks, is a bit like being savaged by a dead sheep!”

"The only way right now to restore integrity to our Parliament, to restore the reputation of our polity, is for this sad and sorry Parliament to be dissolved and for there to be an election" - Tony Abbott, Federal Opposition Leader

Give Juliar the boot!.. http://ausnet.info/pics/boot.jpg

 

[Phil Allison]

"felix_unger"

You know how when you move a battery radio close to a electro magnetic /
electro mechanical device, it picks up static and noise? well I recently
bought an exercise machine, and was surprised to find that when I used it,
and was listening to a radio nearby, the radio went 'beserk'! So I kept
moving the radio further away, but was still getting the interference. So
I checked to see how far it would need to be removed to avoid
interference, and was surprised to discover that it was still picking up
static and noise from the exercise machine several rooms away! I then took
it outside to a distance of about 15 metres and it was still getting
interference! My question is.. what does this signify or indicate? Does it
mean that the machine is harmful to health in some way? My experience has
always been that moving a radio away from electronic devices by just one
to a few meters will cause the interference to cease. and since the radio
is battery operated, it cannot be picking up interference via the mains.
???. Thanks for any help.

This is the machine.. http://tinyurl.com/home-exercise-gym

** Looks like it has a brush motor like a vacuum cleaner - so there is
arcing on the commutator.

Arcing produces local RFI.



..... Phil

 

[Petzl]

On Thu, 17 May 2012 12:34:25 +1000, felix_unger <me@nothere.com>
wrote:

You know how when you move a battery radio close to a electro magnetic /
electro mechanical device, it picks up static and noise? well I recently
bought an exercise machine, and was surprised to find that when I used
it, and was listening to a radio nearby, the radio went 'beserk'! So I
kept moving the radio further away, but was still getting the
interference. So I checked to see how far it would need to be removed to
avoid interference, and was surprised to discover that it was still
picking up static and noise from the exercise machine several rooms
away! I then took it outside to a distance of about 15 metres and it was
still getting interference! My question is.. what does this signify or
indicate? Does it mean that the machine is harmful to health in some
way? My experience has always been that moving a radio away from
electronic devices by just one to a few meters will cause the
interference to cease. and since the radio is battery operated, it
cannot be picking up interference via the mains. ???. Thanks for any help.

This is the machine.. http://tinyurl.com/home-exercise-gym

Can you take it back it is illegal creating interferance to
transmisions.
There are noise suppresion filters which plug between power point and
device $$
http://tinyurl.com/6uke943

 

[Phil Allison]

"Petzl"

This is the machine.. http://tinyurl.com/home-exercise-gym

Can you take it back it is illegal creating interferance to
transmisions.

** Bullshit it is.

The machine has C-Tick approval so whatever EMI it generates is within the
allowed limit.

Noise on the AM band is the least controlled sort of EMI.


..... Phil

 

[Trevor Wilson]

On 5/17/2012 1:41 PM, Petzl wrote:

On Thu, 17 May 2012 12:34:25 +1000, felix_unger<me@nothere.com
wrote:


You know how when you move a battery radio close to a electro magnetic /
electro mechanical device, it picks up static and noise? well I recently
bought an exercise machine, and was surprised to find that when I used
it, and was listening to a radio nearby, the radio went 'beserk'! So I
kept moving the radio further away, but was still getting the
interference. So I checked to see how far it would need to be removed to
avoid interference, and was surprised to discover that it was still
picking up static and noise from the exercise machine several rooms
away! I then took it outside to a distance of about 15 metres and it was
still getting interference! My question is.. what does this signify or
indicate? Does it mean that the machine is harmful to health in some
way? My experience has always been that moving a radio away from
electronic devices by just one to a few meters will cause the
interference to cease. and since the radio is battery operated, it
cannot be picking up interference via the mains. ???. Thanks for any help.

This is the machine.. http://tinyurl.com/home-exercise-gym

Can you take it back it is illegal creating interferance to
transmisions.
There are noise suppresion filters which plug between power point and
device $$
http://tinyurl.com/6uke943

**Waste of money. AM radios are extremely susceptible to interference.
Even interference that is within allowable limits.

--
Trevor Wilson www.rageaudio.com.au

 

[IamThe99%]

Coach wrote:

On May 17, 12:34 pm, felix_unger <m...@nothere.com> wrote:
You know how when you move a battery radio close to a electro
magnetic /
electro mechanical device, it picks up static and noise? well I
recently
bought an exercise machine, and was surprised to find that when I
used
it, and was listening to a radio nearby, the radio went 'beserk'! So
I
kept moving the radio further away, but was still getting the
interference. So I checked to see how far it would need to be
removed to
avoid interference, and was surprised to discover that it was still
picking up static and noise from the exercise machine several rooms
away! I then took it outside to a distance of about 15 metres and it
was
still getting interference! My question is.. what does this signify
or
indicate? Does it mean that the machine is harmful to health in some
way? My experience has always been that moving a radio away from
electronic devices by just one to a few meters will cause the
interference to cease. and since the radio is battery operated, it
cannot be picking up interference via the mains. ???. Thanks for any
help.

This is the machine..http://tinyurl.com/home-exercise-gym

--
rgds,

Pete
-------
“If Julia is the answer, then what was the stupid question?!”

“Wayne Swan threatening the Banks, is a bit like being savaged by a
dead sheep!”

"The only way right now to restore integrity to our Parliament, to
restore the reputation of our polity, is for this sad and sorry
Parliament to be dissolved and for there to be an election" - Tony
Abbott, Federal Opposition Leader

Give Juliar the boot!..http://ausnet.info/pics/boot.jpg

What sort of fool pays good money for an exercise machine? Just go for
a fucking walk or a run - and take your radio with you. Kill 2 birds
with one stone - plus it doesn't cost you anything. Unless or course,
you have an ankle bracelet that doesn't allow you to leave your
residence. If so, carry on.

LOL
I can’t believe anyone would pay good money for that.



To me it looks too much like “standing up” & "holding on" !



Creating a carbon footprint the size of a small 3rd world country to stand
on a wobbly platform .

You call that exercise?

Couldn’t you buy a ticket on a bus and stand up for the trip, wouldn’t that
be the same thing?



No wonder were living beyond our means, people want to build nuclear power
plants for our “base load” power then waste on exercise machines etc?!.

 

[Phil Allison]

"Coach"


What sort of fool pays good money for an exercise machine? Just go for
a fucking walk or a run - and take your radio with you. Kill 2 birds
with one stone - plus it doesn't cost you anything.


** Well, going running in the burbs puts a soul at the mercy of the weather,
half blind car drivers and vicious dogs.

Not to mention the chances of breaking you ankle or leg b stepping in an
invisible hole in the pavement

PLUS with a running machine, you can sensibly enjoy cold beer and pizza at
the same time as you exercise.



..... Phil ;-)

 

[Trevor Wilson]

On 5/17/2012 3:55 PM, Phil Allison wrote:

"Coach"


What sort of fool pays good money for an exercise machine? Just go for
a fucking walk or a run - and take your radio with you. Kill 2 birds
with one stone - plus it doesn't cost you anything.


** Well, going running in the burbs puts a soul at the mercy of the weather,
half blind car drivers and vicious dogs.

Not to mention the chances of breaking you ankle or leg b stepping in an
invisible hole in the pavement

PLUS with a running machine, you can sensibly enjoy cold beer and pizza at
the same time as you exercise.

**That's all well and good, but see if you can find an exercise machine
fitted with a decent ashtray. Coach wouldn't think of exercising without
a fag (cigarette).

--
Trevor Wilson www.rageaudio.com.au

 

[Coach]

On May 17, 12:34 pm, felix_unger <m...@nothere.com> wrote:

You know how when you move a battery radio close to a electro magnetic /
electro mechanical device, it picks up static and noise? well I recently
bought an exercise machine, and was surprised to find that when I used
it, and was listening to a radio nearby, the radio went 'beserk'! So I
kept moving the radio further away, but was still getting the
interference. So I checked to see how far it would need to be removed to
avoid interference, and was surprised to discover that it was still
picking up static and noise from the exercise machine several rooms
away! I then took it outside to a distance of about 15 metres and it was
still getting interference! My question is.. what does this signify or
indicate? Does it mean that the machine is harmful to health in some
way? My experience has always been that moving a radio away from
electronic devices by just one to a few meters will cause the
interference to cease. and since the radio is battery operated, it
cannot be picking up interference via the mains. ???. Thanks for any help..

This is the machine..http://tinyurl.com/home-exercise-gym

--
rgds,

Pete
-------
“If Julia is the answer, then what was the stupid question?!”

“Wayne Swan threatening the Banks, is a bit like being savaged by a dead sheep!”

"The only way right now to restore integrity to our Parliament, to restore the reputation of our polity, is for this sad and sorry Parliament to be dissolved and for there to be an election" - Tony Abbott, Federal Opposition Leader

Give Juliar the boot!..http://ausnet.info/pics/boot.jpg

What sort of fool pays good money for an exercise machine? Just go for
a fucking walk or a run - and take your radio with you. Kill 2 birds
with one stone - plus it doesn't cost you anything. Unless or course,
you have an ankle bracelet that doesn't allow you to leave your
residence. If so, carry on.

 

[Coach]

On May 17, 2:40 pm, Trevor Wilson <tre...@SPAMBLOCKrageaudio.com.au>
wrote:

On 5/17/2012 1:41 PM, Petzl wrote:









On Thu, 17 May 2012 12:34:25 +1000, felix_unger<m...@nothere.com
wrote:

You know how when you move a battery radio close to a electro magnetic /
electro mechanical device, it picks up static and noise? well I recently
bought an exercise machine, and was surprised to find that when I used
it, and was listening to a radio nearby, the radio went 'beserk'! So I
kept moving the radio further away, but was still getting the
interference. So I checked to see how far it would need to be removed to
avoid interference, and was surprised to discover that it was still
picking up static and noise from the exercise machine several rooms
away! I then took it outside to a distance of about 15 metres and it was
still getting interference! My question is.. what does this signify or
indicate? Does it mean that the machine is harmful to health in some
way? My experience has always been that moving a radio away from
electronic devices by just one to a few meters will cause the
interference to cease. and since the radio is battery operated, it
cannot be picking up interference via the mains. ???. Thanks for any help.

This is the machine..http://tinyurl.com/home-exercise-gym

Can you take it back it is illegal creating interferance to
transmisions.
There are noise suppresion filters which plug between power point and
device $$
http://tinyurl.com/6uke943

**Waste of money. AM radios are extremely susceptible to interference.
Even interference that is within allowable limits.

I have to agree with Trev. The better the am radio, the worse the
interference susceptibility is. Either tune into a FM station, or buy
a really cheap am radio, or exercise on your machine listening to a cd
or something. In other words, use your brain man.

 

[Rod Speed]

felix_unger <me@nothere.com> wrote

You know how when you move a battery radio close to a electro magnetic /
electro mechanical device, it picks up static and noise? well I recently
bought an exercise machine, and was surprised to find that when I used it,
and was listening to a radio nearby, the radio went 'beserk'! So I kept
moving the radio further away, but was still getting the interference. So
I checked to see how far it would need to be removed to avoid
interference, and was surprised to discover that it was still picking up
static and noise from the exercise machine several rooms away! I then took
it outside to a distance of about 15 metres and it was still getting
interference! My question is.. what does this signify or indicate?

Just that it’s a fucked design that doesn’t give a damn about
radio interference and may even be illegally bad in that regard.

Does it mean that the machine is harmful to health in some way?

Nope.

My experience has always been that moving a radio away from electronic
devices by just one to a few meters will cause the interference to cease.

That’s only because of the interference that’s being
produced by those and whether it uses the mains
power lead as an aerial in effect etc.

and since the radio is battery operated, it cannot be picking up
interference via the mains. ???.

Correct. But you will find that badly maintained car
engines with crude wire spark plug leads can do the
same thing and it’s a complete yawn health wise.

This is the machine.. http://tinyurl.com/home-exercise-gym

Typical chinese shit, the bimbo even has slitty eyes.

 

[Rod Speed]

Phil Allison <phil_a@tpg.com.au> wrote

Pretzl wrote

This is the machine.. http://tinyurl.com/home-exercise-gym

Can you take it back it is illegal creating interferance to transmisions.

Bullshit it is.

We'll see...

The machine has C-Tick approval

Or claims it has, anyway...

so whatever EMI it generates is within the allowed limit.

You don’t know that.

Noise on the AM band is the least controlled sort of EMI.

But you don’t see that effect with such small motors normally.

 

[Phil Allison]

"Rod Speed"

Noise on the AM band is the least controlled sort of EMI.

But you don’t see that effect with such small motors normally.

** A 1kW brush motor is NOT small and at close range and in weak AM signal
conditions there is always some EMI.





.... Phil

 

[Rheilly Phoull]

On 5/17/2012 1:57 PM, Trevor Wilson wrote:

On 5/17/2012 3:55 PM, Phil Allison wrote:
"Coach"


What sort of fool pays good money for an exercise machine? Just go for
a fucking walk or a run - and take your radio with you. Kill 2 birds
with one stone - plus it doesn't cost you anything.


** Well, going running in the burbs puts a soul at the mercy of the
weather,
half blind car drivers and vicious dogs.

Not to mention the chances of breaking you ankle or leg b stepping in an
invisible hole in the pavement

PLUS with a running machine, you can sensibly enjoy cold beer and
pizza at
the same time as you exercise.

**That's all well and good, but see if you can find an exercise machine
fitted with a decent ashtray. Coach wouldn't think of exercising without
a fag (cigarette).

Now if they made the platform big enough for two................!

 

[felix_unger]

Thanks Rod. out of twelve replies, yours is the only one that actually
answered the question..


On 17-May-2012 5:47 PM, Rod Speed wrote:

felix_unger <me@nothere.com> wrote

You know how when you move a battery radio close to a electro
magnetic / electro mechanical device, it picks up static and noise?
well I recently bought an exercise machine, and was surprised to find
that when I used it, and was listening to a radio nearby, the radio
went 'beserk'! So I kept moving the radio further away, but was still
getting the interference. So I checked to see how far it would need
to be removed to avoid interference, and was surprised to discover
that it was still picking up static and noise from the exercise
machine several rooms away! I then took it outside to a distance of
about 15 metres and it was still getting interference! My question
is.. what does this signify or indicate?

Just that it’s a fucked design that doesn’t give a damn about
radio interference and may even be illegally bad in that regard.

Does it mean that the machine is harmful to health in some way?

Nope.

Well that's my only concern. So I'm gonna live for another twenty
years?..

My experience has always been that moving a radio away from
electronic devices by just one to a few meters will cause the
interference to cease.

That’s only because of the interference that’s being
produced by those and whether it uses the mains
power lead as an aerial in effect etc.

and since the radio is battery operated, it cannot be picking up
interference via the mains. ???.

Correct. But you will find that badly maintained car
engines with crude wire spark plug leads can do the
same thing and it’s a complete yawn health wise.

This is the machine.. http://tinyurl.com/home-exercise-gym

Typical chinese shit, the bimbo even has slitty eyes.

yeah, but at the home show they were selling these type of machines for
$2000 - $3500. So two or three grand for a 'quality' machine with a
three to five year warranty, or $200 (at auction) for a Chinese knock
off, what would you buy?

--
rgds,

Pete
-------
“If Julia is the answer, then what was the stupid question?!”

"Julia finally got something right. Older people don't vote Labor, because they have seen too many incompetent, mismanaging, money-wasting Labor governments"

"If the WORLD as a whole cut ALL emissions tomorrow, the average temperature of the planet's not going to drop for several hundred years, perhaps over on thousand years" - Tim Flannery, Climate Commissioner

“Wayne Swan threatening the Banks, is a bit like being savaged by a dead sheep!”

"The only way right now to restore integrity to our Parliament, to restore the reputation of our polity, is for this sad and sorry Parliament to be dissolved and for there to be an election" - Tony Abbott, Federal Opposition Leader

Give Juliar the boot!.. http://ausnet.info/pics/boot.jpg

 

[felix_unger]

On 17-May-2012 3:05 PM, IamThe99% wrote:

Coach wrote:
On May 17, 12:34 pm, felix_unger<m...@nothere.com> wrote:
You know how when you move a battery radio close to a electro
magnetic /
electro mechanical device, it picks up static and noise? well I
recently
bought an exercise machine, and was surprised to find that when I
used
it, and was listening to a radio nearby, the radio went 'beserk'! So
I
kept moving the radio further away, but was still getting the
interference. So I checked to see how far it would need to be
removed to
avoid interference, and was surprised to discover that it was still
picking up static and noise from the exercise machine several rooms
away! I then took it outside to a distance of about 15 metres and it
was
still getting interference! My question is.. what does this signify
or
indicate? Does it mean that the machine is harmful to health in some
way? My experience has always been that moving a radio away from
electronic devices by just one to a few meters will cause the
interference to cease. and since the radio is battery operated, it
cannot be picking up interference via the mains. ???. Thanks for any
help.

This is the machine..http://tinyurl.com/home-exercise-gym

What sort of fool pays good money for an exercise machine? Just go for
a fucking walk or a run - and take your radio with you. Kill 2 birds
with one stone - plus it doesn't cost you anything. Unless or course,
you have an ankle bracelet that doesn't allow you to leave your
residence. If so, carry on.
LOL
I can’t believe anyone would pay good money for that.

didn't you read about the health benefits? It has a similar effect to
having a body massage, but not as much.

To me it looks too much like “standing up”& "holding on" !

you can adopt a variety of positions for targeting different body parts

Creating a carbon footprint the size of a small 3rd world country to stand
on a wobbly platform .

You call that exercise?

I didn't, they did..

Couldn’t you buy a ticket on a bus and stand up for the trip, wouldn’t that
be the same thing?

no

No wonder were living beyond our means, people want to build nuclear power
plants for our “base load” power then waste on exercise machines etc?!.

--
rgds,

Pete
-------
“If Julia is the answer, then what was the stupid question?!”

"Julia finally got something right. Older people don't vote Labor, because they have seen too many incompetent, mismanaging, money-wasting Labor governments"

"If the WORLD as a whole cut ALL emissions tomorrow, the average temperature of the planet's not going to drop for several hundred years, perhaps over on thousand years" - Tim Flannery, Climate Commissioner

“Wayne Swan threatening the Banks, is a bit like being savaged by a dead sheep!”

"The only way right now to restore integrity to our Parliament, to restore the reputation of our polity, is for this sad and sorry Parliament to be dissolved and for there to be an election" - Tony Abbott, Federal Opposition Leader

Give Juliar the boot!.. http://ausnet.info/pics/boot.jpg

 

[felix_unger]

On 17-May-2012 2:31 PM, Coach wrote:

On May 17, 12:34 pm, felix_unger<m...@nothere.com> wrote:
You know how when you move a battery radio close to a electro magnetic /
electro mechanical device, it picks up static and noise? well I recently
bought an exercise machine, and was surprised to find that when I used
it, and was listening to a radio nearby, the radio went 'beserk'! So I
kept moving the radio further away, but was still getting the
interference. So I checked to see how far it would need to be removed to
avoid interference, and was surprised to discover that it was still
picking up static and noise from the exercise machine several rooms
away! I then took it outside to a distance of about 15 metres and it was
still getting interference! My question is.. what does this signify or
indicate? Does it mean that the machine is harmful to health in some
way? My experience has always been that moving a radio away from
electronic devices by just one to a few meters will cause the
interference to cease. and since the radio is battery operated, it
cannot be picking up interference via the mains. ???. Thanks for any help.

This is the machine..http://tinyurl.com/home-exercise-gym


What sort of fool pays good money for an exercise machine?

So there's bad money??..

Just go for a fucking walk

How does that work actually? I've always considered bed the best place
for that activity

or a run - and take your radio with you. Kill 2 birds
with one stone

I can't throw stones that accurately..

- plus it doesn't cost you anything. Unless or course,
you have an ankle bracelet that doesn't allow you to leave your
residence. If so, carry on.

righto..


--
rgds,

Pete
-------
“If Julia is the answer, then what was the stupid question?!”

"Julia finally got something right. Older people don't vote Labor, because they have seen too many incompetent, mismanaging, money-wasting Labor governments"

"If the WORLD as a whole cut ALL emissions tomorrow, the average temperature of the planet's not going to drop for several hundred years, perhaps over on thousand years" - Tim Flannery, Climate Commissioner

“Wayne Swan threatening the Banks, is a bit like being savaged by a dead sheep!”

"The only way right now to restore integrity to our Parliament, to restore the reputation of our polity, is for this sad and sorry Parliament to be dissolved and for there to be an election" - Tony Abbott, Federal Opposition Leader

Give Juliar the boot!.. http://ausnet.info/pics/boot.jpg

 

[felix_unger]

On 17-May-2012 3:55 PM, Phil Allison wrote:

"Coach"


What sort of fool pays good money for an exercise machine? Just go for
a fucking walk or a run - and take your radio with you. Kill 2 birds
with one stone - plus it doesn't cost you anything.


** Well, going running in the burbs puts a soul at the mercy of the weather,
half blind car drivers and vicious dogs.

Not to mention the chances of breaking you ankle or leg b stepping in an
invisible hole in the pavement

PLUS with a running machine, you can sensibly enjoy cold beer and pizza at
the same time as you exercise.



.... Phil ;-)

there's also the time factor. you supposedly get as much benefit in less
time.. and you can watch tv while doing it.


--
rgds,

Pete
-------
“If Julia is the answer, then what was the stupid question?!”

"Julia finally got something right. Older people don't vote Labor, because they have seen too many incompetent, mismanaging, money-wasting Labor governments"

"If the WORLD as a whole cut ALL emissions tomorrow, the average temperature of the planet's not going to drop for several hundred years, perhaps over on thousand years" - Tim Flannery, Climate Commissioner

“Wayne Swan threatening the Banks, is a bit like being savaged by a dead sheep!”

"The only way right now to restore integrity to our Parliament, to restore the reputation of our polity, is for this sad and sorry Parliament to be dissolved and for there to be an election" - Tony Abbott, Federal Opposition Leader

Give Juliar the boot!.. http://ausnet.info/pics/boot.jpg

 

[TonyS]

On 17/05/2012 1:55 PM, Phil Allison wrote:

"Coach"


What sort of fool pays good money for an exercise machine? Just go for
a fucking walk or a run - and take your radio with you. Kill 2 birds
with one stone - plus it doesn't cost you anything.


** Well, going running in the burbs puts a soul at the mercy of the weather,
half blind car drivers and vicious dogs.

Not to mention the chances of breaking you ankle or leg b stepping in an
invisible hole in the pavement

PLUS with a running machine, you can sensibly enjoy cold beer and pizza at
the same time as you exercise.



.... Phil ;-)

Second that. I cycle while watching TV.

There is no need to spend money on exercise machines. I pick them up on
the verge. People through them out when they realise they are too lazy
anyway.

My AM radio picks up static when I just shake out my acrylic blankets.

Tony

 

[felix_unger]

On 17-May-2012 2:44 PM, Coach wrote:

On May 17, 2:40 pm, Trevor Wilson<tre...@SPAMBLOCKrageaudio.com.au
wrote:
On 5/17/2012 1:41 PM, Petzl wrote:
On Thu, 17 May 2012 12:34:25 +1000, felix_unger<m...@nothere.com
wrote:
You know how when you move a battery radio close to a electro magnetic /
electro mechanical device, it picks up static and noise? well I recently
bought an exercise machine, and was surprised to find that when I used
it, and was listening to a radio nearby, the radio went 'beserk'! So I
kept moving the radio further away, but was still getting the
interference. So I checked to see how far it would need to be removed to
avoid interference, and was surprised to discover that it was still
picking up static and noise from the exercise machine several rooms
away! I then took it outside to a distance of about 15 metres and it was
still getting interference! My question is.. what does this signify or
indicate? Does it mean that the machine is harmful to health in some
way? My experience has always been that moving a radio away from
electronic devices by just one to a few meters will cause the
interference to cease. and since the radio is battery operated, it
cannot be picking up interference via the mains. ???. Thanks for any help.
This is the machine..http://tinyurl.com/home-exercise-gym
Can you take it back it is illegal creating interferance to
transmisions.
There are noise suppresion filters which plug between power point and
device $$
http://tinyurl.com/6uke943
**Waste of money. AM radios are extremely susceptible to interference.
Even interference that is within allowable limits.
I have to agree with Trev. The better the am radio, the worse the
interference susceptibility is. Either tune into a FM station, or buy
a really cheap am radio, or exercise on your machine listening to a cd
or something. In other words, use your brain man.

I can listen to the radio via my smart phone app and earbuds if I want

--
rgds,

Pete
-------
“If Julia is the answer, then what was the stupid question?!”

"Julia finally got something right. Older people don't vote Labor, because they have seen too many incompetent, mismanaging, money-wasting Labor governments"

"If the WORLD as a whole cut ALL emissions tomorrow, the average temperature of the planet's not going to drop for several hundred years, perhaps over on thousand years" - Tim Flannery, Climate Commissioner

“Wayne Swan threatening the Banks, is a bit like being savaged by a dead sheep!”

"The only way right now to restore integrity to our Parliament, to restore the reputation of our polity, is for this sad and sorry Parliament to be dissolved and for there to be an election" - Tony Abbott, Federal Opposition Leader

Give Juliar the boot!.. http://ausnet.info/pics/boot.jpg