I suppose there might be some very specific circumstances where a 5W FM 
transmitter might get into a phone, but in your case, no.
Those circumstances would have to include the 5W FM transmitter's antenna 
being located extremely close to either the phone or an unshielded or leaky 
phone line...when I say close, probably a couple inches or less.
the beautiful thing about FM, and 2 meters and 70centimeters is that they 
almost never cause interpherence on devices where AM or SSB would cause 
interpherence.
However, if your neighbor is cranky, be careful that he or she doesn't know 
you have a radio over there, because any little problem in their home will 
be attributed to your transmitter weather correct or not lol.
IE, the battery goes dead in the cordless phone, and suddenly, it's all your 
fault.
or, one day the TV isn't working properly, and again, it's all your fault, 
even though your radio couldn't possibly have anything to do with it.
Cranky neighbors complain about everything...they more often than not just 
need a life and a chill pill, but just be aware that using a transmitter and 
having them know of it will become cause for more crankiness hi hi.
Of course, these same cranky neighbors seem to forget that their world is 
full of RF to begin with and settling on the single source of RF coming from 
your unit is silly.
anyway, don't worry, your wouxun won't cause any grief unless you stick the 
antenna, uh, up to his phone heh.

73
Colin, V A6BKX
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From: "Linda C. Knight" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Monday, April 02, 2012 10:26 AM
Subject: yes, he's right. LOL! my radio


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