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lynx
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didn't realise the similarities between DECT and mobiles, and had been
using an analogue cordless, although I have had some effect from that,
but only after about an hour or so. I really think the problem has to do
with digital technology and the frequency.
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Pete
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Simply didn't occur to me that there could be a problem with it. I"lynx" <none@nothere.com> wrote in message
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Mr.T wrote:
"Matt2 - Amstereo" <amstereo@ToptusDOTcomDOTau> wrote in message
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1.8 - 1.9 Ghz in both cases, except when a gsm phone is on 900 Mhz
And the fact that WDECT is usually 2.4GHz. But then that would actually
mean *different* in most cases wouldn't it?
And now 5.8 Ghz, which is what mine is.
If you have these concerns and have felt the symptoms with mobile phones,
why did you buy a 5.8GHz cordless phone?
didn't realise the similarities between DECT and mobiles, and had been
using an analogue cordless, although I have had some effect from that,
but only after about an hour or so. I really think the problem has to do
with digital technology and the frequency.
--
rgds,
Pete
=====
http://pw352.blogspot.com/
'Proverb: A short sentence based on long experience'