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Why does my laptop's screen refresh every time I bring a metal object (any size) to my electric lighter?
-Happens when I am 1 foot away from the laptop
-1 foot away from the external monitor's wires (HDMI & power)
1. Video footage (MUST WATCH)
NOTE: the laptop screen also flickers a bit
NOTE: just normally turning on the lighter does not interrupt my display devices
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1orjYatHAHFVg_yIMQG18vJpzgfSA6Usy
2. The Elelctric Lighter
NOTE: There are two small magnets besides the arc rods
https://drive.google.com/open?id=12as_RKmej_bN851du07bd70LQDNOMEE4
3. The HDMI cable and port
https://drive.google.com/open?id=11hE-cpJRv6LxdlvA4w6OLYkMMZK4WkL0
4. My external monitor's power and HDMI cables
NOTE: making the arc beside them also refreshes the screen
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1JXXgW0AEe0yPQTQwx9CtWOmRNHaq-qL4
To my knowledge this is creating an electromagnetic pulse and perhaps disrupting some flow of electricity, which causes the graphics card some trouble. Am I right? What more is there to this? How dangerous is it?
Thanks!
-Happens when I am 1 foot away from the laptop
-1 foot away from the external monitor's wires (HDMI & power)
1. Video footage (MUST WATCH)
NOTE: the laptop screen also flickers a bit
NOTE: just normally turning on the lighter does not interrupt my display devices
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1orjYatHAHFVg_yIMQG18vJpzgfSA6Usy
2. The Elelctric Lighter
NOTE: There are two small magnets besides the arc rods
https://drive.google.com/open?id=12as_RKmej_bN851du07bd70LQDNOMEE4
3. The HDMI cable and port
https://drive.google.com/open?id=11hE-cpJRv6LxdlvA4w6OLYkMMZK4WkL0
4. My external monitor's power and HDMI cables
NOTE: making the arc beside them also refreshes the screen
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1JXXgW0AEe0yPQTQwx9CtWOmRNHaq-qL4
To my knowledge this is creating an electromagnetic pulse and perhaps disrupting some flow of electricity, which causes the graphics card some trouble. Am I right? What more is there to this? How dangerous is it?
Thanks!
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