Thread: wireless interference
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Old 09-01-2004, 16:33   #3
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Re: wireless interference
The problems are likely to be dropped connections / weak connections. They are due to all three operating on similar frequencies. Dect is 1900Mhz, Networks at 2400Mhz. Orange, Virgin and T Mobile might also join the party at 1800Mhz.

No Idea what frequency you microwave food at though, probably a wide band of radiation. Microwaves cause problems if the seals on the door have failed.
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