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![]() "chuck" wrote in message nk.net... Dave, try these: Boeing has investigated alleged interference from portable electronic devices (PEDs) and concluded: "As a result of these and other investigations, Boeing has not been able to find a definite correlation between PEDs and the associated reported airplane anomalies." You can look this up at: http://www.boeing.com/commercial/aer..._textonly.html Aero 10 - Interference from Electronic Devices Here's another one: http://www.rvs.uni-bielefeld.de/publ...ticle/EMI.html Electromagnetic interference with aircraft systems Not to cast aspersions on Boeing research, as they are quite reputable, but if they had found correlatable evidence of PED's interfering with avionics, who gets sued? The passenger, a Hong Kong radio manufacturer, or the aircraft builder? In any case, the reports of interference keep coming in, despite the difficulty of replicating the problem. Obviously, the problem is rare and elusive, but, as in most Electromagnetic Compatibility issues, the easiest, surest, and cheapest cure is to control the source of the problem. Just turn off ALL passenger electronics for the duration of the flight. Read a book for 2 hours, and let your kid kick the seat in front of him. Ed wb6wsn Ed wb6wsn |
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