A near neighbour claims that CFL's (Compact Fluorescent Lamps) can interrupt the signal from a Ntl <u></u>cable<u></u>set top box when in close proximity. This is news to me. I wouldn't have thought there's much electromagnetic interference from one lamp and surely not enough to affect a product like this. Anyone else heard of this or is it an urban myth?
I would have thought it unlikely with a wired box, but they certainly play havock with my amateur radio equipment. They often generate radio frequency interference. I have to turn all mine off if I want to talk. Some I have had have got worse as they age.
> A near neighbour claims that CFL's (Compact Fluorescent Lamps) can interrupt the signal from a Ntl <u></u>cable<u></u>set top box when in close proximity a load of bllx!
Not according to these people: http://www.redremote.co.uk/manual.pdf The CFL isn't interrupting the signal, it's triggering the remote control mechanism....
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