cordless phone interference

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I have a laptop running wireless with a Belkin pre-n router (Much
better than the WRT54G we had before). We have three Radio Shack
2.4GHz cordless phones. Use of which, of course,usually beaks the
wireless connection.

Any suggestions for new cordless phone on a different frequecy?

Or is there some other solution?

Brad

avalanche* <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> I have a laptop running wireless with a Belkin pre-n router (Much
> better than the WRT54G we had before). We have three Radio Shack
> 2.4GHz cordless phones. Use of which, of course,usually beaks the
> wireless connection.

I bought a Panasonic KX-TG5453 at Costco. This is three handset,
5.8GHz-only. I've always liked Panasonic phones and answering machines.
The KX-TG5432M with two handsets, is $108 at Radio Shack.

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900 Megaherz cordless phones are still available, and they do a very good
job of communicating. Especially, in my opinion, the Uniden
spread-spectrums.
E-bay should list several.

In many ways the 900mhz SS phones are superior to their 2.4 and 5.8ghz
counterparts. They have some great stuff out there nowadays!

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> 900 Megaherz cordless phones are still available, and they do a very good
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> E-bay should list several.
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> In many ways the 900mhz SS phones are superior to their 2.4 and 5.8ghz
> counterparts. They have some great stuff out there nowadays!
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>>900 Megaherz cordless phones are still available, and they do a very good
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>>E-bay should list several.
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My 15 years old 900MHz is still working and not interfering with my
11b/g WiFi. I tested a new 2.4GHz GE cordless. Weird thing is, I can be
surfing the internet over WiFi and talking on my 2.4GHz (right next to
my WiFi card) at the same time. I did not lose internet connection at
all. How do you explain that? Maybe I only tested it for a short time
(less than 30 seconds)?

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>My 15 years old 900MHz is still working and not interfering with my
>11b/g WiFi. I tested a new 2.4GHz GE cordless. Weird thing is, I can be
>surfing the internet over WiFi and talking on my 2.4GHz (right next to
>my WiFi card) at the same time. I did not lose internet connection at
>all. How do you explain that? Maybe I only tested it for a short time
>(less than 30 seconds)?

Better behaved 2.4 GHz cordless phones don't trash the entire band, so
they can coexist with Wi-Fi, although how well can vary by channel.

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> Better behaved 2.4 GHz cordless phones don't trash the entire band, so
> they can coexist with Wi-Fi, although how well can vary by channel.

We've got a Nexxtech (el cheapo) 2.4 gig phone, and we haven't had any
interference yet. The wife uses it whilst sitting in front of the DGL
4300. As you get closer to the antenna (on the router), you can hear it
clicking in the 'phone's handset, but the connection to my Airport
Extreme never dies. Router's broadcasting on channel 6, I'm not sure
where the 'phone is.
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