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How far away from a metal object (radiator) does the AE have to be to stop interference.

It is a line-of-sight issue (no interfering object on a line between the two), not a proximity issue. Raise the AE up above the radiator and the interference should disappear. As soon as I moved it to a receptacle that wasn't directly behind a cast tub, voila!
Apple Support article: AirPort: Potential sources of interference
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