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I am reminded of the phrase, 'Would you buy a used car from that man'?
To paraphrase: Would you accept an EMI analysis from a car salesman?
Let's see here.  There was a fire.  The engine quit running. And then
there was an EMI problem because the cell phone was only inches away
>from the airbag.  Makes about as much sense as:

1. My brain tumor was on the same side as I use on my cell phone so the
cell phone caused the brain tumor.
2. 80% of people involved in fatal  car crashes have eaten French fries,
excuse me, freedom fries within the last month.  Therefore freedom fries
cause fatal car crashes.

The only thing that makes any sense is WVOA wanting to ignore this
complain.  He must of talked to customer no-service.

Fred Townsend
DC to Light
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>Check out this discussion.
>Any thoughts?
>It seems pretty far fetched...
>The previous discussion on the EM disruption of autos kinda leads into this:
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>http://www.clubb5.com/forums/viewtopic
php?t=86772&sid=c8cdec7cd2a3abfccc0de5f6d9c479d5
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