The phone was a Siemen's and it apparently would pick a channel at random each time the phone was off-hook. If it happened to use my channel, or one close too it, it would wipe me out for the duration of the call. Sometimes it would be a channel with enough seperation that I was not affected.
Lucky for me the neighbor wasn't very happy with the telephone anyways, so I helped them pick out a nice 900 Mhz one.
-Rob
At 08:12 PM 10/30/2003 -0800, you wrote:
Has anyone experienced total connection loss on an 802.11b connection for the duration of a phone call over a 2.4 GHz cordless phone? The wireless connection performs well until the handset is turned on and a call is made. The signal strength drops to low and then is completely lost; as soon as the call ends the connection comes back. Can this interference be stopped or is it simply impossible to run these two devices at the same time?
Thanks
- Pablo Lomeli
