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badgerman

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Jun 9, 2008
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So I have those touch to switch on bedside lights and my wives 2g charging in doc and my 3g in a universal dock. The wires and dock don't touch the lamps, but randomly they switch on in the night on both sides.

Now we have to take the bulbs out before bed as use the iphone's alarm.

Can rf effect the conductivity of a lamp (am assuming that's how those touch lights work)

Odd or what.
 
It isn't all that surprising. You could put the phone is Airplane Mode, or disable E-Mail checking and pushing and see if that helps.

TEG
 
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Try plugging the lamp and dock into separate outlets if possible. Also try switching the polarity of one of the plugs.
 
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Try plugging the lamp and dock into separate outlets if possible. Also try switching the polarity of one of the plugs.

How do you switch the polarity of a UK plug?
 
We have touch lamps as nightstand lamps. Wife and I both have iphone3gs charging from same outlet. Never had one come on randomly.
 
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