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Bignuts · 08-13-2002, 05:20 AM

EMI interferance can be suppressed by a suprisingly small amount of material, hence the tinfoil example that you stated. While this is crude it is effective.

There are a number of Comercial EMI suppression solutions that can vary greatly in cost and application, some are as easy to apply as paint!

Here are some link to get you started:

http://www.mgchemicals.com/products/841.html

http://www.cpfindusprod.com/AGHT/aght.html

Metalized window tint may also be another solution, though I haven't tried it myself, I know of a freind who had trouble getting his garage door opener to work through his metalized front window sticker..... Which is odd because I have also heard that a case with the side panel off it would cause a garage door to malfunction, a weird quinkydink don't ya think?

08-13-2002, 05:20 AM	#5
Bignuts Cooling Savant Join Date: Mar 2001 Posts: 155	EMI EMI interferance can be suppressed by a suprisingly small amount of material, hence the tinfoil example that you stated. While this is crude it is effective. There are a number of Comercial EMI suppression solutions that can vary greatly in cost and application, some are as easy to apply as paint! Here are some link to get you started: http://www.mgchemicals.com/products/841.html http://www.cpfindusprod.com/AGHT/aght.html Metalized window tint may also be another solution, though I haven't tried it myself, I know of a freind who had trouble getting his garage door opener to work through his metalized front window sticker..... Which is odd because I have also heard that a case with the side panel off it would cause a garage door to malfunction, a weird quinkydink don't ya think? Last edited by Bignuts; 08-13-2002 at 05:23 AM.