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January 17th 11, 12:11 PM
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here is some tips for How to Reduce Radio Interference on a Headset
1- Insert the headset's audio plug into the audio output of an audio device. 2- Remove the battery cover on the back of the noise canceling device. Insert fresh batteries into the battery compartment and close the cover. 3- Insert one end of a mini-jack audio cable into the audio output of the audio device 4- Insert always fresh batteries into the battery compartments and close the covers. Last edited by Elvise : January 22nd 11 at 10:53 AM. 
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