RCA WHP140 Consumer Headphones "wireless static sound" Questions

...Wireless Headphones? Where are you when you hear this static ? It sounds like electrically related noise called "spurious radiation" I have had electrical pollution & had to electronically ...

...static like sound... my x31's are a month old. i bought a new controller when i bought the headset and sometimes when i have the cord for the mic plugged in it will make a ear piercing static noise. ...

...wireless headphones have static along w/ tv sound Sound is clear intermittently as I move around, but not consistent. Have moved sensor away from other tv wires which helped but did not eliminate the ...

...static etc. If you have any other wireless equipment nearby it could be worth moving the headphone base station. In my case wireless router and dect phone were close. I moved the base and immediately ...

...static Hello! I must inform you that most of the wireless headphones has an automatic shut-off which puts it in stand-by when there is no sound going in to it. Or if the sounds in your device is too ...

...static noise and cuts in and out randomly throughout game-play. I have a wireless router (LinkSys) and an LG 32" Flat Screen TV. Is there a way to cancel this interference or figure where it's coming ...

...wireless "N" WiFi router, then this could be the problem. See if you can turn off your N router (temporarily!) and listen to the Xbox through the headset. If the static noise goes away, then you know ...

...wireless headphones and i do not have a headphone jack. So these headphones came with a Y red and white cable which connect to the front of the televison to the audio, but i still do not hear any ...

Wireless Headphones to my tv. Have lost the manual and am not getting any sound only static on all 3 channel selections. You should have all the necessary cables to do this with the package you bought

...wireless headphones. I disconnected them to move stuff around, then re-connected them. Now all I get is a 2 second cycle consisting of: 1 second of static that builds in volume, then 1/2 second of ...