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In my city there is a bus using a hydrogen fuel cell. I noticed it produced interference in my bluetooth headset with noise reduction (I can hear the engine
by Kuinox 6y ago
In my city there is a bus using a hydrogen fuel cell.
I noticed it produced interference in my bluetooth headset with noise reduction (I can hear the engine in my headset), i'm curious if it will interfer with plane sensors.
- _fizz_buzz_ 6y agoThis is maybe an inverter. But definitely not the fuel cell itself. The fuel cell will produce pure DC current which won't interfere with anything. However, e.g. a DC/DC inverter that steps up the voltage might not be well shielded.