Re: uestion about electronics

[Guest guest]

Hi Bridget. We have the wireless DSL router and Nic card. My hubby hasn't had any problems with them being in the house. He is not a big computer person, but our's is always on, and he is near them alot.

audi

uestion about electronics

Is anyone using a wireless DSL or Cable router? Does it interfer with your ICD at all?BridgetPlease visit the Zapper homepage athttp://www.ZapLife.org

[Guest guest]

Have been wireless for several months now. There is no noticeable effect on

ICD. Last interrogation did not indicate anything amiss. Wireless is the way

to go - it is so neat when you do not have wires and cables to contend with.

Allan

Wiarton Willie Country

[Guest guest]

Wireless satellite connection -- no problem with my ICD...

~guin

uestion about electronics

Is anyone using a wireless DSL or Cable router? Does it interfer with your ICD at all?BridgetPlease visit the Zapper homepage athttp://www.ZapLife.org

[Guest guest]

Thanks all for the feedback.

Bridget

> Wireless satellite connection -- no problem with my ICD...

> ~guin

> uestion about electronics

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> Is anyone using a wireless DSL or Cable router? Does it interfer

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> Bridget

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> Please visit the Zapper homepage at

> http://www.ZapLife.org

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[Guest guest]

Using it right now.... No problem.

Think cell phone. You're in the same power range -- maybe a bit less. Not to worry.

On the practical side, some cordless phones (2.4 GHz--Spread Spectrum) interfere with the wireless computer networks. Sometimes I lose my internet until my wife hangs up from a call if she's using our panasonic 'giga-range' cordless nearby.

Best to the whole group

Ken McCormick

>From: "Bridget"

>Reply- > >Subject: uestion about electronics >Date: Tue, 10 Feb 2004 20:19:21 -0000 > >Is anyone using a wireless DSL or Cable router? Does it interfer >with your ICD at all? > >Bridget > Check out the great features of the new MSN 9 Dial-up, with the MSN Dial-up Accelerator.

[Guest guest]

Seems to be no problem with the respondees using wireless devices

but we have been cautioned to beware of the antennae for toy radio

remote controls such as those for cars.

It might be an idea to get professional advice, especially if you

want to use a high powered wireless unit. There is a tendency to

clutter a computer workstation some people pile all the peripherals

about the PC which might place the antenna too close to your ICD.

[Guest guest]

I have a question in to Guidant already, but haven't gotten a

response yet. I am also fortunate enough to live with an engineer

and have hos brother the computer tech available. Knowing the power

levels involved, they think it's okay, but want to make sure.

And as for those remote controlled toys, many of them are okay for us

to be around. You just have to check the power levels. Now, the

airplanes are a trickier hobby. Those remotes are much higher

powered.

Bridget

> Seems to be no problem with the respondees using wireless devices

> but we have been cautioned to beware of the antennae for toy radio

> remote controls such as those for cars.

>

> It might be an idea to get professional advice, especially if you

> want to use a high powered wireless unit. There is a tendency to

> clutter a computer workstation some people pile all the peripherals

> about the PC which might place the antenna too close to your ICD.