I've done a few implemenations on 2.4 for free hotspots in hospitals and have yet to hear of a single problem. A lot of hospitals are even switching to VOIP phones and beepers for their doctors across 2.4 .
If the wireless equipment has any effect on hospital equipment I haven't seen it and it's definitely not reproducable if it has happened.
--Rick Dobbs
Elevation Group
On 1/27/06, S. Kevin Chang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Like the time that I fired up Airsnarf while getting
my annual checkup and four bloody surgeons
simultaneously burst out of four different operating
rooms, screaming "Oh my god, oh my god. %#$@ I lost
him!"?
That was hilarious.
I'm going to try it again with a 23 dB antenna
tomorrow.
[Just kidding, obviously, but I couldn't resist
posting such a sick sick comment.]
Solomon
--- Gary Patrick < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
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> Can anyone share information with regards to
> interference issues with
> wireless hotspots within hospitals for visitors that
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> delicate medical equipment?
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> Best,
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> Gary Patrick
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> 866-265-7575 Ext. 705
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> <http://www.hotelkiosksinc.com>
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