Hi all,
So I thought I was imagining things before, and to be fair this is still a very tenuous link:
When I'm charging my phone on a GWR Class 80x and the train is under electric traction and on the move, the screen on my phone behaves very oddly. Double presses, no presses, missed presses. As if the calibration or response of my phone screen is wayyyy off.
If I unplug from the charger, everything goes fine again.
If the train is in a diesel section, west of Bristol Parkway for example, and charging off the train socket, everything is fine. If the train is on electric traction but at a stand-still, everything is fine, only when on the move.
I've never seen anything like this charging off any other source with the same charger.
I've experienced this on four journeys now and tried unplugging and plugging at various points to confirm it definately seems to be happening.
Phone is a OnePlus 3T with the flat dash charger cable and Dash Charger 4A UK official charger.
(Before anyone says it, OnePlus products do carry the correct CE mark (not the China Export mark) and have the correct double insulated symbol and safety mark. I can't find the radio and em regulatory information but I'm assuming OnePlus products are FCC certified, which would make them fairly standard in em compliance.
Anybody else experienced this, or can add some evidence to back up or totally debunk this perhaps?
Even if it is the case, how would one go about proving there is a problem on-train and getting it fixed?
So I thought I was imagining things before, and to be fair this is still a very tenuous link:
When I'm charging my phone on a GWR Class 80x and the train is under electric traction and on the move, the screen on my phone behaves very oddly. Double presses, no presses, missed presses. As if the calibration or response of my phone screen is wayyyy off.
If I unplug from the charger, everything goes fine again.
If the train is in a diesel section, west of Bristol Parkway for example, and charging off the train socket, everything is fine. If the train is on electric traction but at a stand-still, everything is fine, only when on the move.
I've never seen anything like this charging off any other source with the same charger.
I've experienced this on four journeys now and tried unplugging and plugging at various points to confirm it definately seems to be happening.
Phone is a OnePlus 3T with the flat dash charger cable and Dash Charger 4A UK official charger.
(Before anyone says it, OnePlus products do carry the correct CE mark (not the China Export mark) and have the correct double insulated symbol and safety mark. I can't find the radio and em regulatory information but I'm assuming OnePlus products are FCC certified, which would make them fairly standard in em compliance.
Anybody else experienced this, or can add some evidence to back up or totally debunk this perhaps?
Even if it is the case, how would one go about proving there is a problem on-train and getting it fixed?
