Does this radio cut out electrical interference?
1821462
No...if you have a computer/fluorescent lamps it does not "cut out" this kind of thing on AM, but is nice on FM
2034617
I bought one and all i can get it to do is static radio stations. sorry i not much help you got farther than me with it.
2117606
There are several FM stations,including LPFM,that are using the spectrum.It would be hazardous to interfere with any of those stations because they use their signals in emergencies.I have a unit that I'll be using for a registered LPFM Station that needs a small transmitter.The Sainsonic unit is great if you are using it far away from other signals and for events.
1210398
Nope - even if you got one itll interfere with am reception. I recommend the tecsun pl-380 over this unit. These units are best powered by batteries and the tecsun is the better radio.
1988721
I haven't experienced any interference with this device, it has not been a problem for me at all.
1879857
I never turn off my receiver and it does not seem to mess with the wi-fi at all so my answer is NO it does not interfere with wi-fi.
1454779
Absolutely 100% yes! The Radio system operates on 2.4G (gigahertz) which should be almost interference free. Tests have been run with almost 100 radios operating at the same time and location with no interference issues. Each radio is "bound" to its paired receiver through a process known as "binding". This means only the receiver responds to its mated transmitter. Turn on the transmitter, then the receiver, and when the receiver finds its transmitter, start flying. Note: some of the more expensive radios even do frequency hopping aka. frequency agility.
1869267
I have not noticed any RF interference in the house while using the induction burner (cell phones, radios, wireless router, etc...)
196288
I'm not sure what you mean by radio interference but once the lights are on they don't flicker ever and stay on. We have our home Wifi above it in our second story and devices connected under the lights in the garage have no issues or signal interference due to the ballast. These seem to be pretty standard equipment for 20+ years in overhead lighting
2145466
Unfortunately I haven't used them near a radio. There are three of them in the ceiling of our kitchen which is simply part of the "L" shape of our great room which occupies most of our ground floor. We have a hi-fi system, including projection TV (using direcTV), in another part of this room. We have not noticed any interference from the bulbs -- nor on the rare occasions when I have a tablet or kindle ereader connected to wi-fi in the kitchen area. But I can't answer the specific radio question.
293289
Yes. Other stations still work. If you find its signal power is causing a little background hiss or buzz on nearby frequencies you can flip the remote power switch off to completely disable it.
434777
I can't say for cars but I replaced all of the standard bulbs in my travel trailer and it has a built-in AM - FM radio There is no interference of any kind. Just good light and low current drain.
877617
Try cutting the antennae wire internally. I get zero radio interference and the static isn't as bad because the range from box to radio antennas doesn't matter anymore. For me it's a lot better
384576
Yes....you should have no problem at all. Like any other radio if you're in a hotel room or deep in an office building this would hamper reception.
1246777
Assuming they are using basic RF connections it is probably causing too much interference.
1541362
No interference noticed from Wifi networks or cordless phones. The unit does not work with Dolby NR settings on audio out, so you will have to make sure you change to PCM setting. The unit works great for someone with hearing loss, much better than turning the tv volume up high. It is clearer for the person with hearing loss and saves other listeners from the high volume.
1445912
No everything works great. Have not had any interference. It is also very easy to take off if need be.