RE: Offending electronics databse - cars

[Guest guest]

However I bet the testing doesn't subdivide by frequency, and that seems to

affect different people different ways.

For Sue, the main problems seem to be:

- central locking systems (worst)

- car alarm (dashboard fitting)

- speakers in doors

As a result we now run 3 elderly cars with a combined age of over 40 years!

Sue's symptoms are least in the oldest one (no central locking, carburettor,

points, and speakers/radio removed), but she can now travel moderate

distances in the newer ones (c/l, electronic ignition etc), which is an

improvement on 2 years ago.

Ian

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From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of Bill

Bruno

Sent: 04 May 2008 16:25

Subject: Re: Offending electronics databse

In the US, every piece of electronics is tested for FCC emissions limits.

If that data were made public, we'd be in great shape...

Bill

On Sun, May 4, 2008 at 7:14 AM, <paulpjcaol (DOT) <mailto:paulpjc%40aol.com>

com> wrote:

> Pity we cant set up an offending electronics database, very sub

> divided/catogorised, for instance I can now drive my wifes Renault scenic

> with minimul

> symptoms all because I took out the climate control sensor/fan/regulator

> thing

> which was situated very close to the drivers head. If we all listed the

> numerous offending items/aparatus maybe we could begin to see patterns

> etc.. you

> know what I mean.

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> uk

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