mobile phones

Michael Ash wrote:

Airliners have a lot more instrumentation and the use of
forbidden objects is harder to detect, so the rules are more strict.

Not to mention the potential cumulative effect of two hundred energy
radiators operating at the same time.


Jack

309 wrote:


Caution is advised. It would be a shame if your 1000k log was trashed
when you called Mom to tell her you finally did it...

I've not seen any interference from my mobile phone (analog or digital
mode) with the GPS or radio. Has anyone had a problem?

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I've not seen any interference from my mobile phone (analog or digital
mode) with the GPS or radio. Has anyone had a problem?

Yes, my Motorola Razr trashes my Garmin 96!

Best regards,

Jer/ "Flight instruction and mountain flying are my vocations!"
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