Anarticle in a recent Consumer Reports says that routers can
interfere with some cordless phones. If you can't replace the phone,
they suggest changing the phone's frequency. I have two cordless
phones, one from Radio Shack, and a GE. Neither interferes with the
router. The trouble is that I can't remember the frequency of either model.
At 09:57 PM 9/25/2005, you wrote:
Hi everyone,
I have a question about wireless internet and cordless phones. Now I have a 5.8 mhz cordless phone and for the last couple of days every time some gets on the phone I lose my connection. This didn't use to happen when someone uses this phone but now all of a sutten it knocks me off the Internet. Do you this the channels changed in the phone or my wireless card on my laptop? Does this happen with the wireless routers?
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