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Peter Cochrane's Uncommon Sense: Mobile myth busting

By Peter Cochrane

Published: Thursday 12 August 2004

Reader Comments

Peter, I usually agree with you but have a suggest...
Lawrence John

This is in response to one of the reader's comment...
Vempati Venu

And of course, the EMI coming from the spark plugs...
Anonymous

I have a copy of a Civil Aviation Authority resear...
Anonymous

Interesting BBC article regarding mobile use on pl...
Marc Richardson

Peter, You are wrong on your assumptions re mob...
Patrick King

My phone interferes with any TV, radio or even som...
Robert Lewis

An interesting take on this was raised recently in...
Mark Cooper

Myth Busting?? You have not "busted" one single my...
Jason Moss

Peter, I usually nod in agreement with your percep...
Jim Price

If you have ever held a mobile phone near a loudsp...
Anonymous

The next 'myth-ery' to be looked at is whether usi...
Simon Allen

I too used to be cynical - that is until my mobile...
Alex Steel

Peter Cochrane's Uncommon Nonsense!! Like many r...
Anonymous

For once I don't agree with Peter on this one. Hos...
Daniel Doo

Mobile phones and tinnitus interesting, i am ha...
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If you have a Sky satellite box try this one... wh...
Paul Clarke

I used to use a mobile phone twice a week, for up ...
Anonymous

Whilst I can agree with Peter's comments on mobile...
John Thorp

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