I have read some older posts about interfernce from various cell
phones coming through speakers of all kinds. In my area in northern
Maine, this has only started in the last month. Theres a noise that
emits from the speakers like dadada dadada dadada randomly throughout
the day wether Im home or at work. Seems anywhere there are speakers
and cell phones.
Most people have said upgrade your speakers or get a better cell phone
or simply keep the cell phone away from speakers. Thats a great fix
if you like band aids but since this has been going on all over the
globe for a long time now, theres more concern especially if you are
in the audio business.
Doesnt the FCC regulate this kind of thing?
John Navas - 27 Mar 2007 05:37 GMT
>I have read some older posts about interfernce from various cell
>phones coming through speakers of all kinds. In my area in northern
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>in the audio business.
>Doesnt the FCC regulate this kind of thing?
Nope. See the FAQ below for more info.

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Jeffrey Kaplan - 27 Mar 2007 17:11 GMT
It is alleged that spongehead claimed:
> I have read some older posts about interfernce from various cell
> phones coming through speakers of all kinds. In my area in northern
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
> in the audio business.
> Doesnt the FCC regulate this kind of thing?
No, why would they? It doesn't cause interference to the broadcast or
reception of anything.

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Stephen - 28 Mar 2007 01:56 GMT
>I have read some older posts about interfernce from various cell
>phones coming through speakers of all kinds. In my area in northern
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
>in the audio business.
>Doesnt the FCC regulate this kind of thing?
Yes the FCC does by requiring the speakers to accept the interference,
even if it causes problems. Haven't you ever read the FCC info that
comes with practically all electronic equipment?
Stephen
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spongehead - 28 Mar 2007 22:48 GMT
> Yes the FCC does by requiring the speakers to accept the interference,
> even if it causes problems. Haven't you ever read the FCC info that
> comes with practically all electronic equipment?
>
> Stephen
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Yeah, just like I read Microsofts EULA and my mattress tag
Stephen - 29 Mar 2007 22:56 GMT
>> Yes the FCC does by requiring the speakers to accept the interference,
>> even if it causes problems. Haven't you ever read the FCC info that
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>Yeah, just like I read Microsofts EULA and my mattress tag
So, you did read it once, eons ago... :-)
Stephen
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