Phone and cd player don't get along

[LSOfreak]

Whenever my phone is anywhere near my cd player (such as in the little change compartment on the floor console) the cd player starts cutting out or doing signal noises.
Never used to have this problem with my old kenwood cd player. Instead that one used to eat amps lol

this is the pioneer one i have at the moment

http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=10001&cm_cr=No+Campaign-_-Web+Activity-_-C257407-_-PRODHOME_ESPOTCAROUSEL-_-Pioneer+DEH-1300MP+CD%2FMP3+Player&productId=801713&msg=&langId=-1&catalogId=10151

is there anything which can be done to stop them both interfering signals, or nothing?

thanks

[Wallyboyben]

you could always put a ferit ring on the airial but not realy much that can be as it is when your phone is changeing mast signal

[LSOfreak]

ferit ring? whats that? it doesnt only happen when listening to the radio. I barely listen to the radio, usually happens when playing cd's

[Wallyboyben]

http://i1255.photobucket.com/albums/hh629/Benjamin_Walton/feritring_zps8c7a91a0.jpg
it is a metal ring that goes around wireing to avoid the high frequencys to interfer the receiver
(in easy terms amiture radio users use them on tvs computer moiters there also sometimes on laptop charges)

[LSOfreak]

oh ok that sounds good.. do you think that would be the problem if it happens when im listening to cds?

[chinkostu]

you could always put a ferit ring on the airial but not realy much that can be as it is when your phone is changeing mast signal

*ferrite

uses induction to stop signal noise

[LSOfreak]

so would that still solve the problem you think, even if the radio doesnt get used?

[Manu]

Is your phone setup to constantly refresh its network connection at all? Or is it just one of them dodgy phones?

[LSOfreak]

Is your phone setup to constantly refresh its network connection at all? Or is it just one of them dodgy phones?

i think so? its just a normal htc android phone

[Manu]

no idea, it's not mine. But I have seen that sort of setting on phones before, it's an option that makes the phone rehook itself onto your network every ten seconds or every two minutes etc depending on how it's set. It's there so you don't lose signal after jumping from one relay to the other. GPRS settings if you got them?

Or just wrap it in tin foil hahah http://williamfaulkner.co.uk/2008/03/htc-s710-gprs-settings-update/

[LSOfreak]

lol cheers mate