If I had a think like that, I would no longer have it.
It's like several years ago I bought one of these small digital clocks
to take along when I go camping. I set the time and put it next to my
cot. I was just falling asleep whenit let out a loud annoying beep. I
grabbed a flashlight, and found the alarm was not turned on. I
figured I must have moved the alarm lever when I grabbed it. I double
checked and the alarm was definately in the off position. I must have
just gotten to sleep again when a damn beep went off again. Once
again, the alarm was turned off. I noted the time was exactly on the
hour. Sure enough, and hour later it beeps again. That time I tossed
some clothing over it. An hour later it beeps again, and even with
the clothing on top, it was still loud and annoying. I opened the
tent door and flung the goddamn thing out the door. I never heard it
again. The next morning I found the remains of a tiny battery in my
campfire coals. Guess where that clock ended...... exactly where it
belonged. When I got home, I found the instruction sheet from that
clock on my desk. Just for the heck of it, I read the damn thing.
Sure enough, it's supposed to beep on the hour so the user knows it's
working. That campfire was a perfect ending for it.
On 8 Aug 2006 12:59:50 -0700,
statepenn99@gmail.com wrote:
>I just got a Nokia 2600 phone from Tracphone. Every hour or so, the
>LCD which is in powersave mode, turns on. It scared the crap out of me
>the first time it happened around 3 am. When this happens, I also hear
>some beeping coming from the phone. It sounds to me like it is
>accessing the SIM card? I only guess this b/c I heard the same sounds
>when I was first enabling the phone. Finally, if the phone is near my
>computer when this happens, the beeping gets transmitted through my
>computer speakers? Is this normal, or do I have a defective phone?
>Should my phone be able send a burst of interference strong enough to
>get picked up by computer speakers several feet away? Anyone else with
>the Nokia 2600 or Tracphone experience this? Thanks.
>
>John