Duncan Guy wrote:
Horst is correct, 2.45 GHz is what cooks food in the microwave. I did my
PhD on using microwaves to cook the heart (for therapeutic rather than
culinary reasons). The amount of power applied and the design of the
antenna is however a little different comparing the linksys to the
kitchen. a Faraday cage is not necessary. You just need the door from
you microwave oven between you and the source - if you are particularly
paranoid - the mesh in the door is of the correct size to block the
propagation. Like Xrays, distance is the best protection - Interesting
to note that the cordless phones we all use at home are hte same
frequency, ever noticed they dont work too well when the micrwave oven
is on?
Duncan
Duncan,
You heart specialists are a clever lot.
By the way, how is your messaging project going. I've given your details
to Alex McLaren at WentWest, to follow up so her GPs can be advised what
you are doing.
Greg
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