




[未知用户] The cable enters directly through the balcony window, approximately 3 meters long. I used FT240-43 with 50-3 turns around it, located about 1 meter from the radio, and then used FT114-43 to wrap around the cable between the radio and the computer, but it was impossible to wrap it further. In extreme conditions, a power of 400 did not affect the MacBook's touchscreen/basically there was no visible interference. This is for reference.
[未知用户] The cable enters directly through the balcony window, approximately 3 meters long. I used FT240-43 with 50-3 turns around a point about 1 meter from the radio, and then used FT114-43 to connect the radio to the computer, but it was impossible to wind it further. In extreme conditions, a power of 400 did not affect the MacBook's touchpad/there was essentially no visible interference. This is for reference.
[未知用户] The cable enters directly through the balcony window, approximately 3 meters long. I used FT240-43 with 50-3 turns around it, located about 1 meter from the radio, and then another 17 turns using FT114-43 to connect the radio to the computer. The cable was too long to wrap around the computer's connection port, so I couldn't complete the connection. In extreme testing, a signal of 400 did not affect the MacBook's touchscreen/there was essentially no visible interference. This is for reference.
[未知用户] The cable enters directly through the balcony window, approximately 3 meters long. I used FT240-43 with 50-3 turns around it, located about 1 meter from the radio, and then another 17 turns using FT114-43 to connect the radio to the computer. The cable was too long to wrap around the computer's connection port, so I couldn't complete the connection. In extreme testing, a signal of 400 did not affect the MacBook's touchscreen/there was essentially no visible interference. This is for reference.
[未知用户] The cable enters directly through the balcony window, approximately 3 meters long. I used FT240-43 with 50-3 turns around it, located about 1 meter from the radio, and then used FT114-43 to wrap around the cable between the radio and the computer, but it was impossible to wrap it further. In extreme conditions, a power of 400 did not affect the MacBook's touchpad/basically there was no visible interference. This is for reference.