Yup, I understand the way mobile phones and power work and yes, they output as much power as they need to… But the plane still flies perfectly safely through much higher power microwave transmissions than a phone will ever radiate. Once I hear a technical explanation as to why that’s different I’ll happily agree with your point. Please feel free to provide that technical explanation.
Paul
P.S. A 3310 interferes with a tv so much because it operates on roughly the same UHF carrier frequencies as analogue TV broadcasts. Thank you for proving why my skepticism is valid.
Due to the fact that the fuselage acts as a faraday cage, in a similar fashion when it encounters a lightning strike. Most wiring on an aircraft is shielded in some manner.
The main issue is being able to tell which mobile phones causes interference and which don’t, along with the certifying issues. I don’t know the ins and outs of it, but I believe systems which create a local receiver in the fuselage reduce the energy output from the phones to a very small insignificant issue.
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