Is the 2.4GHz ISM frequency band sufficient to prevent interference from microwave ovens, cordless telephones etc.? Anyone had success with a 42" TV?
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I had no problems with the 2.4 or the 5.8 GHz settings with interference of any type on the video and audio, but I did have problems with the 433 MHz IR repeater. I was running two Uniden phone base stations as well. Just couldn't get the IR repeater to work consistently.
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I bought this as a Christmas present and installed it for my sister. It worked fine for transmitting and receiving but did not try it with the microwave on. I have Nyrius NY-GS3200 units on my system and have no problem with Microwave oven interference.
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I have not noticed any interference. However I use this device in my Pickup Truck as the receiver for a Wireless TV link monitoring the rear of the car trailer. Often interference is a function of the proximity to the receiver. However I have noticed an awful lot of these wireless video links as I drive around. Even with the receiver located behind the console of the truck I have gotten glimpses of office spaces, garages, sheds, and even home TV. Do not employ this if security or privacy are a consideration. Knowing the operating frequency of the wireless devices operating in your home will give you an idea. Anything that transmits a signal should have a frequency noted on the device some place. There are many individual operating frequencies within any particular band. Unless two devices operate on the exact same frequency you should be OK. I hope this helps.
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It can interfere with other devices on the 2.4 ghz range. Make sure your wireless router is not in the same room as the device as it'll certainly cause issues. Dual-band routers that utilize the 5.0 ghz range won't have the same issue.
1971822
No, The antennas are Frequency sensitive. There are others that will however do the job. This particular item is not designed for 2.4gHz.
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I am using it on THREE UV-82's and I am THRILLED by its performance on both VHF High band 144-176 MHz and UHF 460-512 MHz. Hope this helps.
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Richard,I am pleased with the unit and can pick up signal approx 50 metres away. Live in a 3 bedroom unit and never have a problemGood luck
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Place an rf choke at the feed point to decouple the coax from the antenna, many ways to do this. You will for the most part stay out of TV's, but you may get into computer speakers if they are in the radiation field of the antenna. Same thing with telephones, if it's close it's possible. Rule of thumb : the higher the antenna is the better off you will be in terms off interference. However, loud audio and high power ALL bets are off.
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Most of the frequencies for most TV sets are already programmed. When you walk into Best Buy and push the (only) button the wonder gadget starts sequencing through all the frequencies and definitely you will see the black screen on the target TV's. It's been a wonder (in Colombia) with the world soccer games and the craze about it there are TV's EVERYWHERE - you should see the crowds' faces when I zap them!!! At fast food places they have the menus on TV's and with one click 4 or 5 turn off at same time, and you just stand there and don't even have to be close just acting like you are talking on the cellphone. Just make sure you point the transmitters LED's in the right direction, although it is so strong it even bounces off walls. FUN FUN FUN. (and I'm an old guy, big kid, hehe hee)
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Antenna's position is The Key!!!And I use this Antenna:Philips SDV1225T/27 Indoor Passive Antennahttp://www.frys.com/product/6640864?site=sr:SEARCH:MAIN_RSLT_PGSometimes I get almost 90ch but most are foriegn! (Spanish Asian)
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Read the description. It says it is. You can either go with longer Omni directionals or better yet direction flat panel or dish units. I've used Hawking 18dBi gain flat panels on the 2.4ghz side and made for some great range increases. If you go with dish units, configure one horizontally and one vertically. or put each at 45 degrees.
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Best I can tell you we have two tv's one up one down and we have been using rf technology for three years on the donwstairs tv and have not had an issue with any interference on the other tv.....good luck
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Not a bit and I have two of them...Microwave going, wifi, bluetooth...no interference when using them at all.
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No, the E4200 uses an internal antenna. Also, the E4200 has a great range so if you're having connection problems you may want to invest in a Wi-Fi extender.
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No RFI experienced when listening to a battery powered AM/FM radio or cell phone when near the lights. Don't know about interference with the TV as I don't have one.
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The two previous answers are correct, just wanted to add that if there is a microwave oven near by, it will interfere with the Nolan TRXPlus. Also found that the volume depends on the AV or TV.
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The FM and TV Bands do not overlap.This has an Audio input and so will only accept and broadcast Audio modulated on a carrier, not television
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Ah! Well, I've used it with 30 and 50 watt VHF and UHF TX. When I bought it, a fellow ham warned me about some of them being quite noisy, but I have had no issues at all. For its size and price, it does a great job!de WJ8I
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I have not seen any interference on my other equipment. I have used my radio, computer and tv w/remote.