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Is there a fix out there for the cell phone interference that Partner E1&E2 18d and 34d demonstrate when the cell rings and its within 3ft of the Partner phone?
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Yep,
Turn your cellphone off.
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This happens with all phone systems, not just Partner. Nextel phones are the worst offenders, but they all cause interference with any powered speaker within a few feet.
That's the same stuff that they say is causing brain damage from using cell phones.
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Oh heck, it will even happen if a mobile phone is near PC speakers. Cell phones are radios...noisy ones at that.
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