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In article <1g5ts6INNkn6@flop.ENGR.ORST.EDU> bostrov@flop.ENGR.ORST.EDU (Vareck  
Bostrom) writes:
> In article <1992Dec9.204937.14414@netnews.whoi.edu> ulrich@canberra.whoi.edu  
writes:
> >
> >I just received one of the new NeXT 17" color Trinitron monitors, part  
N4006,  
> >and connected in to my NeXTdimension board.  It has a very strong (and  
> >annoying) flicker where the whole image seems to shake.  I have it installed  
> >between my MegaPixel mono display and my NeXTcube.
> >
> I have one of those monitors connected to my TurboColorStation, and
> it gives me the same problem when it is 
> 
> a) too close to my NEC MultiSync + monitor connected to my 486 or
> (strangely)
> b) too close to my Sony Trinitron TV.
> 

Anything that produces a magnetic field will cause distortion of a CRT display.   
Hold a bar magnet, a blow dryer, or another CRT next to your monitor, and you  
will see some distortion of the display.  What's happening is the magnetic  
fields that control the deflection in each of the two monitors are interfering  
with each other.  So case b) above isn't strange at all.

The only solution is to move the monitors farther apart.

Ross Werner