Re: Mobile phone causing internet problems ?

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From: Desk Rabbit
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On 10/06/2012 21:32, JoRob64 wrote:
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> "D. T. Green" <greendt@mail.invalid> wrote in message
> news:jr2vf3$4s3$1@dont-email.me...
>> In the same room as the Modem we charge up our mobile phones. We
>> recently changed one of the mobile phones from the Orange Network to
>> the Asda Network (Vodaphone). Could this change of network be a
>> possibility for an unreliable wireless connection?
>
> I don't have any expert knowledge on this but I know that mobile phones

Well, reading the rest of your message certainly confirms that statement..

> periodically update themselves with the network. I have a Vodafone Sure
> Signal device which provides a 3G signal in the home and in the FAQs in
> the set-up leaflet it states that "... if the Sure Signal is situated
> too close to your Wi-Fi router this can occasionally affect the range of
> the Wi-Fi." The solution is to put as much distance as you can between
> router and Sure Signal or, in your case, the mobile phone. A 3G signal
> is 2.1 Ghz (I think) and a wi-fi 2.4 Ghz.
>
> Removing the mobile phones altogether might be the best plan and see
> what happens.

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