Posted by Elizabeth thode on Jun 17, 2012; 4:06am
URL: https://www.es-forum.com/Questions-tp4022097p4022101.html


Marc said:
Don't know... you'd think that it would not matter what the

other person was using, just what you are using.


I remember catherine from the yahoo site mentioned
acoustic effects. Its been awhile but she basically
said there were those who could be effected, talking on
their landline phones, if they were talking to someone else
who was on a  cell phone.
This has something to do with acoustics, but I'm not quite sure how
it works.
I do know that I used to get a slight head ache if I talked to  someone
using a cell phone. I don't feel it anymore though.
Lizzie

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      > I have a question. We read about fiberoptics being an answer.



We had one person who felt worse when wired up with fiber optics.  I

don't think it was the fiber optics itself that was causing the

problem, but the "black box" that was installed in the house

that converted the signal back into something "normal" that

could be used in the house.



> Another thing. Why do I feel less talking on the phone w those

> who have their phone service w a cable TV provider that strictly

> uses fiberoptics?



Don't know... you'd think that it would not matter what the

other person was using, just what you are using.



Marc



   
     

   
   






       

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