On Star Problem
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Racer
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From: New York NY
On Star Problem
Has anyone experienced this?
When on the phone with On Star, or any phone call for that matter, there is a radio station playing at a much lower level in the background...Seems like crossed wires or a short….am I the first? If not, whats the fix? On Star has already remotly updated the software for me to see if that was the problem, so I dont think that it is a fix from their side...
When on the phone with On Star, or any phone call for that matter, there is a radio station playing at a much lower level in the background...Seems like crossed wires or a short….am I the first? If not, whats the fix? On Star has already remotly updated the software for me to see if that was the problem, so I dont think that it is a fix from their side...
Racer
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What you might be experiancing is a strong signal from a nearby transmitter, usually AM. The signal is very strong and "steps on" your reception. You could try a filter of some kind, but I don't know if it would help for sure. Many people living around these transmitter sites will pick up the station in their phone company drop wire that goes to your house. Especially the more perpindicular the wire is to the signal.
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Racer
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From: New York NY
Originally Posted by busysignal
What you might be experiancing is a strong signal from a nearby transmitter, usually AM. The signal is very strong and "steps on" your reception. You could try a filter of some kind, but I don't know if it would help for sure. Many people living around these transmitter sites will pick up the station in their phone company drop wire that goes to your house. Especially the more perpindicular the wire is to the signal.
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Racer
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From: New York NY
Originally Posted by Jimbeaux
Yes, I have noticed the same.
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