minhquancanon7d
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When i tied the arrow with my iphone, signal noise drove me crazy, when i use a ic cable whoch is long and seperate those 2, sometimes the noise appear! Any help
When i tied the arrow with my iphone, signal noise drove me crazy, when i use a ic cable whoch is long and seperate those 2, sometimes the noise appear! Any help
ic cable whoch is long and seperate those 2
Airplane mode does help but when i receive a call or message, the noise annoys me, sorry but English is not my native lang
You are getting EMI. Not much you can really do about it if you want to actually still use your phone.
So airplane mode does help huh
I'm asking you
You said it helped so I was just saying that your phone function is what is causing problems if airplane mode helps if not fixes it
Yeah, in a way, but i want sthing that kills it, anything?
Usually it does
Set your phone to airplane. Use it for a few hours. Do you get any of the same problems? If not. It's because you are using a phone with an amp(not very well shielded one).
This is the most common problem with using an amp with a phone. Because most times the amp shielding is not good, and then we also have to worry about cable shielding(cable you use to plug phone into amp).
Not sure if it's the cable or not, cuz im using the one that came with the fiio e7 and fiio L2, about to get fiio L9 as a Lod! When i unplug the cable, while tiding the amp and iphone together, sometimes it still has EMI! Mind is an arrow 12he 4g
Can you please try it with your phone on airplane mode right now? And see if any noise come out for 30 mins? This will answer your question maybe on what is wrong with it.
Tried it and it killed all the emi! When i turn airplane mode off, the noise goes on right away
Yep, this is exactly what I have been talking about
You are using your phone as a portable music player. Which is fine, however an external amp without good or specific EMI shielding won't do you any good.
The phone is emiting signals that your amp is taking in as its not properly shielded.