Noisy Phone & Wireless Router

Uniden WDECT 2355 Cordless phone

NetGear Wireless Router DG834GU

NetGear WG511v2 PC Card

Am running the above, on my wireless network.

The phone is very noisy. Switch Router off noise goes.

Both are using 2.4GHz. Router was original on ch9.

Changed channels, made little difference.

Daughter has similar setup, and phone lives on top of router,

No noise.

Any help appreciated ...Ian

On Apr 29, 6:44*am, Ian_ <cab21...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Uniden WDECT 2355 Cordless phone
>
> NetGear Wireless Router DG834GU
>
> NetGear WG511v2 PC Card
>
> Am running the above, on my wireless network.
>
> The phone is very noisy. Switch Router off noise goes.
>
> Both are using 2.4GHz. Router was original on ch9.
>
> Changed channels, made little difference.
>
> Daughter has similar setup, and phone lives on top of router,
>
> No noise.
>
> Any help appreciated *...Ian

On shopping for replacement phone, note carrier frequency, that
it is NOT 2.4 GHz. Many available at 5.8 GHz or ~8 GHz.
For example, mine at 5.8 GHz presents no problem with wireless
access point nearby. Daughter is probably just lucky- one never
can tell about actual transmit spectrum.
John

(E-Mail Removed) wrote:
> On Apr 29, 6:44 am, Ian_ <cab21...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> Uniden WDECT 2355 Cordless phone
>>
>> NetGear Wireless Router DG834GU
>>
>> NetGear WG511v2 PC Card
>>
>> Am running the above, on my wireless network.
>>
>> The phone is very noisy. Switch Router off noise goes.
>>
>> Both are using 2.4GHz. Router was original on ch9.
>>
>> Changed channels, made little difference.
>>
>> Daughter has similar setup, and phone lives on top of router,
>>
>> No noise.
>>
>> Any help appreciated ...Ian
>
> On shopping for replacement phone, note carrier frequency, that
> it is NOT 2.4 GHz. Many available at 5.8 GHz or ~8 GHz.
> For example, mine at 5.8 GHz presents no problem with wireless
> access point nearby. Daughter is probably just lucky- one never
> can tell about actual transmit spectrum.
> John

DECT 6.0 phones are a good choice because they operate on 1.9 GHz. So
attenuation and required power are less and they don't interfere with
2.4 GHz stuff. I recently retired an old Panasonic Gigaphone because of
interference problems and replaced it with a phone using DECT 6.0

On Fri, 01 May 2009 08:27:13 -0400, George <(E-Mail Removed)>
wrote:

>(E-Mail Removed) wrote:
>> On Apr 29, 6:44 am, Ian_ <cab21...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>> Uniden WDECT 2355 Cordless phone
>>>
>>> NetGear Wireless Router DG834GU
>>>
>>> NetGear WG511v2 PC Card
>>>
>>> Am running the above, on my wireless network.
>>>
>>> The phone is very noisy. Switch Router off noise goes.
>>>
>>> Both are using 2.4GHz. Router was original on ch9.
>>>
>>> Changed channels, made little difference.
>>>
>>> Daughter has similar setup, and phone lives on top of router,
>>>
>>> No noise.
>>>
>>> Any help appreciated ...Ian
>>
>> On shopping for replacement phone, note carrier frequency, that
>> it is NOT 2.4 GHz. Many available at 5.8 GHz or ~8 GHz.
>> For example, mine at 5.8 GHz presents no problem with wireless
>> access point nearby. Daughter is probably just lucky- one never
>> can tell about actual transmit spectrum.
>> John
>
>DECT 6.0 phones are a good choice because they operate on 1.9 GHz. So
>attenuation and required power are less and they don't interfere with
>2.4 GHz stuff. I recently retired an old Panasonic Gigaphone because of
>interference problems and replaced it with a phone using DECT 6.0

Hello George,

the problem was a faulty filter.
All is quiet now.

Thank you ...Ian