Im no electrician, nor would I simply assuming your case is similar to mine, but I’ve noticed electrical appliances can affect each other, presumably just cause they are in the same local electrical network?
(Turning my room’s lights on used to mess with the hdmi connection between my laptop to my tv. The laptop was likely the ‘culprit’ cos I found the battery was leaking and I was using it hooked up to its charging cable at all times.)
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Is it by the same company?
And by the way what are those headphones?
Waves man, waaaaaves.
Im no electrician, nor would I simply assuming your case is similar to mine, but I’ve noticed electrical appliances can affect each other, presumably just cause they are in the same local electrical network?
(Turning my room’s lights on used to mess with the hdmi connection between my laptop to my tv. The laptop was likely the ‘culprit’ cos I found the battery was leaking and I was using it hooked up to its charging cable at all times.)
What in the bill doutrieve did you do?
Copy pasta. https://www.techtarget.com/searchmobilecomputing/definition/electromagnetic-interference#:~:text=Electromagnetic%20interference%20(EMI)%20is%20unwanted,natural%20or%20human%2Dmade%20sources.
Electromagnetic interference (EMI) is unwanted noise or interference in an electrical path or circuit caused by an outside source.
My main monitor is the LG c2. The power button on the remote turns on my office fan and cycles thru the speeds of you keep clicking it.