Does Wireless interfere with digital TV?

My Freeview digital TV freezes for a second whenever anything electrical
near the TV is switched on or off.
This is quite common in areas where TV signal is weak.
I can live with it, BUT, I am thinking of setting up a wireless network and
don't want to pay out all that dosh to find that whenever I am connected to
the net my nearest and dearest won't be able to watch the tele.
Does anyone know if wireless signals will interfere with digital TV?

Thanks

Rick.

Rick

We have a comprehensive wireless network throughout our house (11g) and use
Sky+ downstairs and a Sky digibox upstairs without any obvious problems.


"Rick" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> My Freeview digital TV freezes for a second whenever anything electrical
> near the TV is switched on or off.
> This is quite common in areas where TV signal is weak.
> I can live with it, BUT, I am thinking of setting up a wireless network
and
> don't want to pay out all that dosh to find that whenever I am connected
to
> the net my nearest and dearest won't be able to watch the tele.
> Does anyone know if wireless signals will interfere with digital TV?
>
> Thanks
>
> Rick.
>
>

Rick wrote:
> My Freeview digital TV freezes for a second whenever anything electrical
> near the TV is switched on or off.
> This is quite common in areas where TV signal is weak.
> I can live with it, BUT, I am thinking of setting up a wireless network and
> don't want to pay out all that dosh to find that whenever I am connected to
> the net my nearest and dearest won't be able to watch the tele.
> Does anyone know if wireless signals will interfere with digital TV?
>
> Thanks
>
> Rick.
>
>

I have freeview in our front room (where the pc is) and it is connected
via wireless link to my router. It doesnt affect the digital tv at all,
but i do get problems with the neighnbours microwave :-)

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