I just bought my first cell phone ever (it's a neat device you hold in your hand to make phone calls). Well, I was getting ready to ride high-life like JayZ in the Benz, and I started hearing this noise through the radio. It's a series of very annoying bleeps. The best way to describe it would be the beeps throughough this song.
It happens every 2-3 minutes and it's very annoying, especially when I'm climaxing to Armin Van Buuren's grammy nominated Shivers.
Is it the wiring, is it the stereo, is it the cell phone?
Also, I'm using an AM/FM radio, with an FM transmitter, with an Ipod shuffle. I've been using this setup for about a year with no problems thus far. Except with this cell phone, which the Illuminati use to track and monitor high-risk citizens.
coroknight
Does it happen when you are about to get a call? :D
glass
Totally normal, move your phone away from the fm transmiter.
PS- you already are getting cancer
gehzumteufel
What kind of car do you drive? And if you have an aftermarket stereo in there, get the ipod adapter for it.
colonelcrisp
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Originally posted by SuspicionVandit
I just bought my first cell phone ever (it's a neat device you hold in your hand to make phone calls). Well, I was getting ready to ride high-life like JayZ in the Benz, and I started hearing this noise through the radio. It's a series of very annoying bleeps. The best way to describe it would be the beeps throughough this song.
It happens every 2-3 minutes and it's very annoying, especially when I'm climaxing to Armin Van Buuren's grammy nominated Shivers.
Is it the wiring, is it the stereo, is it the cell phone?
Also, I'm using an AM/FM radio, with an FM transmitter, with an Ipod shuffle. I've been using this setup for about a year with no problems thus far. Except with this cell phone, which the Illuminati use to track and monitor high-risk citizens.
What you are hearing is electromagnetic interferance caused by the induction coils in both the fm reciever in your radio and the car speakers interacting with the cell phone's transmitter.
nothing you can do about it
gehzumteufel
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Originally posted by colonelcrisp
What you are hearing is electromagnetic interferance caused by the induction coils in both the fm reciever in your radio and the car speakers interacting with the cell phone's transmitter.
nothing you can do about it
There is, although it requires the use of extra hardware.
colonelcrisp
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Originally posted by gehzumteufel
There is, although it requires the use of extra hardware.
anything can be solved with enough time and money.... except peace in the middle east..... even stephen hawking cant figure that out
gehzumteufel
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Originally posted by colonelcrisp
anything can be solved with enough time and money.... except peace in the middle east..... even stephen hawking cant figure that out
LOL
KiNeTiC ENeRgY
Cell phones send a signal every few minutes to "check in" with the network, and the adapter is resonating the cell signal and amplifying it through the stereo system. Either move the phone or the adapter cables to fix it. Cheap electronics ftl.
gehzumteufel
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Originally posted by KiNeTiC ENeRgY
Cheap electronics and people ftl.
Fixed. Do this right, or don't do it at all. FM modulators are a way to "fix" the problem.
costizzle
LOLerskates!
SuspicionVandit
That's dumb. Now I feel bad for contributing to Saved by the Bell ratings, providing ample commercial success for Zack Morris to promote the agenda of cellular surveillance agencies.
