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cell phone making monitor and computer at work flip out??

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Accipiter22

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so the girl who sits across from me has a cellphone, and whenever it goes off or she gets a text message, my monitor starts making static sounding low tones, and my monitor starts getting random lines dancing across it..wtf?
 
If you hold it on the plastic towards the rear of the CRT a lot of them will shutoff completely. Pretty neat trick 🙂. Get an LCD and your problems will be solved.
 
Yeah,.... that used to happen when I had my old CRT monitor,.....

Also, it screws with a land line,.... gets all fuzzy,...
 
Originally posted by: Accipiter22
so the girl who sits across from me has a cellphone, and whenever it goes off or she gets a text message, my monitor starts making static sounding low tones, and my monitor starts getting random lines dancing across it..wtf?
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Nextel has always had that affect on many things. speaker, monitors, TVs... nextel sucks.
 
My truck I drove for work I always knew when I was getting a call before my phone would even ring. I would get all kinds of static through the radio 1-2 seconds before the phone would even ring. It was kinda cool for it gave me a chance to turn the radio down and then pick it up and it would ring.
 
It happens. Interference and all that. Basically, the cell phones and monitors aren't complying to FCC standards.
 
Originally posted by: funboy42
My truck I drove for work I always knew when I was getting a call before my phone would even ring. I would get all kinds of static through the radio 1-2 seconds before the phone would even ring. It was kinda cool for it gave me a chance to turn the radio down and then pick it up and it would ring.
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lol nice
 
Originally posted by: Accipiter22
Originally posted by: So
It happens. Interference and all that. Basically, the cell phones and monitors aren't complying to FCC standards.
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sweet....mmmm radiation
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yup, remember that next time you see someone using one in a hospital or on a plane.
 
Originally posted by: EPCrew
Originally posted by: Accipiter22
so the girl who sits across from me has a cellphone, and whenever it goes off or she gets a text message, my monitor starts making static sounding low tones, and my monitor starts getting random lines dancing across it..wtf?
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Nextel has always had that affect on many things. speaker, monitors, TVs... nextel sucks.
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It's not just nextel though.
 
Sometimes my speakers, make weird staticy noises. I think the cell phone might be part of it. I'll remember when to check to see where my phone is in when it goes off.
 
Originally posted by: murphy55d
My speakers make weird staticy noises when I get a call or a text.
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Sometimes when I get a call, my speaker would make the sound even before the phone starts to ring.
 
Originally posted by: aphex
Ive personally noticed it more with GSM phones, than TDMA/CDMA
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Yeah, I have only seen it with GSM phones. I've never had my CDMA phone interfere with anything.
 
Originally posted by: Dacalo
Originally posted by: murphy55d
My speakers make weird staticy noises when I get a call or a text.
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Sometimes when I get a call, my speaker would make the sound even before the phone starts to ring.
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Yeah, so do mine. I know when I'm getting a text, about 10 seconds before it hits my phone.
 
Originally posted by: Shawn
Originally posted by: aphex
Ive personally noticed it more with GSM phones, than TDMA/CDMA
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Yeah, I have only seen it with GSM phones. I've never had my CDMA phone interfere with anything.
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GSM is more likely to do it versus CDMA due to the fact that GSM is pulsed.


GSM still pwns though.
 
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