TBSupport1
join:2007-09-11
Leesburg, VA
| There are a couple of ways that you prevent this.
First, you can simply try moving your phone to a corded phone. Try making the same calls and see if you get the same problem you had before. That will tell you if it is a cordless phone issue or not.
If you notice that it does go away, then you can try switching channels on the phone. Another thing is find out what type of transmitter your phone uses. These usually are 900mhz, 2.4ghz, 5.4ghz. 5.4ghz is your best bet because it is a higher frequency and does not interfere with a lot of things. 2.4 is the same frequency that your wireless routers and the majority of cordless phones use today. 900mhz is an older phone, but still very popular. Things such as microwaves and cell phones can interfere.
I hope that helps |
