armoara

I had a 98 mitsubishi montero sport, and this would ALWAYS happen.

I even changed phones and it still happens. What's the dilly yo? haha

TommyS401`

Diff. cell comapnies uses phones that output different power levels... cingular and at&t are strong

EdP

Digital phones only run at .3 watts. The issue is on GSM systems, as they often run at 900 mhz, right in the meat of the reception band. Since the signal is envrypted, it sounds like fuzz. In other words, I bet he has GSM, and is hearing feedback.

armoara

thanks for all the technical info, but how can I get rid of this? it's annoying...

plug1

for nokias...the ones that end in "60", ie; "8260", "6160" are TDMA phones that follow the specs Ed mentioned above...the GSM phones are the ones that end in "90".

J4SON

Also on my stereo and TV at home.

TommyS401`

Weird.. cuz my GSM 8890 doesn't give me much feedback.. but my Boss's 8190 at&t gives tons!

rap413

i think its just interference or soemthing. it lets me know when my cells ringing if i have the music up loud :-)

EdP

and some phones are dirtier than others...