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Stuart · 02-01-2012, 03:16

Actually, you'd find that in most hospitals, the x-ray equipment is usually in a very well shielded room, so no irony at all..

And this is a general request:

People, the OP asked simply whether he could turn off the RF transceiver on a router. Can everyone stop sneering at him because he's dared to suggest that not doing so might be dangerous?

The OP is not a frequent visitor, so please be polite. Frankly, some of the responses in this thread have been, IMO, horrendous.

02-01-2012, 03:16	#14
Stuart - Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Somewhere Services: Virgin for TV and Internet, BT for phone Posts: 26,546	Re: Switch Off Router's RF Power Actually, you'd find that in most hospitals, the x-ray equipment is usually in a very well shielded room, so no irony at all.. And this is a general request: People, the OP asked simply whether he could turn off the RF transceiver on a router. Can everyone stop sneering at him because he's dared to suggest that not doing so might be dangerous? The OP is not a frequent visitor, so please be polite. Frankly, some of the responses in this thread have been, IMO, horrendous.