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JM wrote:
You might try moving the monitor to other places in your home. At first,
face it the same direction as it usually faces, then try pointing it
different directions. If you still get the interference in its usual
position, which then changes or goes away in other positions, then it may
well be because of the Earth's magnetic field. If the interference goes
away completely in a certain location, figure out what's different about
that location.

Yeah, I moved it all around the house; and tried it facing all different
directions... I even took it around the block in the car. A friend of mine
wondered if there was a HAM radio operator in the area, which I guess is
possible...

If you're in an apartment, check that your neighbors haven't started a
motor rewinding shop or mail-order magnet supply house out of their
apartments.

Heheh yeah I'm in my own house but I wouldn't be surprised if someone's got
a particle accelerator or something in their basement... that would explain
the silverware sticking to my forehead all the time

I'm taking it to work next week so that will be the real test.