Ignoramus17304 wrote:

In article vJ8Yb.20160$IF1.1300@fed1read01, ScottW wrote:
It is one thing to have interference in a toy
car where the electronic part cost $2. It is quite another thing to
have interference in a "digital error correcting 2.4mhz headphone
system".

i

Try unplugging your phones base station and see if your problem is solved.
900 Mhz phones are available though increasingly rare.

I have three 2.4 ghz base stations. It is a 5 bedroom house, hence
three bases. I unplugged the one in the basement (where I was testing
my headphones), and it helped a little, but not that much. Unplugging
all phones is not practical.

i


It may not be practical, but it could help determine the root cause of
the problem. I don't think Scott was suggesting that you unplug the
base as a permanent solution.