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This brings back some old memories. Soon after I retired, I set up my hobby shop in the basement and also my ham radio equipment about 20 feet away from the lathe and the mini-mill. Soon I added three

??? Here's the real time experience . My bud that lost the TV MIG welded just about every day & never had any problems with anything cept maybe some rusty metal . Like mentioned he was using the

Dear All, I know this is partially off the original topic. But the possibility that certain workshop equipment may affect or even damage everyday equipment, viz a flat screen TV etc., seems very

Welders & flat screen TV's too . I had a bud that spent many thousand $$ on a Lincoln water cooled TIG welder . First time he used it took out his fairly new flatscreen TV . Good thing he was between

Well it’s not just welders and LED lights… "SOLAR STORMS ARE DRIVING FARMERS CRAZY: Planting season is a hectic time for farmers. For many, it means working through the night using GPS-guided

When I GTAW the HF start really messes with all of my DRO's, and digital calipers/micrometers. ? It turns them on, turns them off, the displays show erroneous readings.? I thought they were

thanks . I have maybe 9-10 of those desk/bench lamps that ya can move just about anywhere . The older ones don't like the A19 Leds cause their so heavy , they won't stay where I put them. I bought a

It seems that - as you'd expect - the off-brand ones put out the most noise. I haven't revisited this? in a while.? I'll have to grab some newer LED incandescent? replacements and see if they've

??? DO ya recall which light put out the most noise ? thanks ??? animal

??? CFL's are great for makin noise , but so are some of the import LED's too . I've seen a couple folks that have gotten? a single AA? or maybe it was a AAA battery holder & solder the leads to

I've found that the DROs on my mill become sensitive to electromagnetic interference when their batteries start to go flat.? So yeah, try replacing the batteries in? your affected digital

??? We were doing FCC testing on one of our Large computers @ 1984-85 . One machine sailed right through & the 2nd after lunch started having problems , we put foil everywhere we could aloft with

Hi WAM Maybe !!!!" I just changed my roof lamp from a low Watt CFL to "150 W" LED. I will test to morrow. Maybe I still can get an old Edison lamp? It will also keep my workshop warm also

"Chuck" Thanks, you are absolutely correct. I have all 3: vernier, dial, and digital. Thanks for "pinching" my ear. /Johannes ________________________________ Sent: Sunday, December 8, 2024

Interesting vid I did years ago showing the effect of a CFL light bulb (the curly fluorescent ones before LED replacements) and the EMI interference it causes on a plastic

replace the battery

I am more likely to suspect the calipers than interference.? Especially if they are the extremely inexpensive ones. But it would be easy enough to drive the calipers a distance away from any

I can not work without many "Digital Electronic Vernier Caliper" in my workshop. However, they are always hiding them self when I am doing my job. Lately I have discovered that they are missing the

Just build yourself a momma boring bar, a few light cuts is all it takes. That will even help with recentering the bore. Still much faster and cheaper than waiting for a reamer and paying