[H] Magnets and Wireless
Does anyone know if the magnets in speakers can cause interference with wirless networks? I have a customer who has his router on top of a speaker and is concerned that it is conflicting with his wireless and causing lower than 54MBit connections. T
Re: [H] Magnets and Wireless
It shouldn't. Maybe if it was a really, really, really strong electromagnet. Think of how many radios have had speakers built in. Thane Sherrington (S) wrote: Does anyone know if the magnets in speakers can cause interference with wirless networks? I have a customer who has his router on top of a speaker and is concerned that it is conflicting with his wireless and causing lower than 54MBit connections. T
Re: [H] Magnets and Wireless
The magnetic would have to vibrate really, really fast to create signals that would interfere at 2.4 GHz.. The customer would do well to play around with the location of his router, I'd say. Thane Sherrington (S) wrote: :: Does anyone know if the magnets in speakers can cause interference :: with wirless networks? I have a customer who has his router on top :: of a speaker and is concerned that it is conflicting with his :: wireless and causing lower than 54MBit connections. :: :: T
Re: [H] Magnets and Wireless
At 10:32 AM 2/2/2006, Thane Sherrington (S) typed: Does anyone know if the magnets in speakers can cause interference with wirless networks? I have a customer who has his router on top of a speaker and is concerned that it is conflicting with his wireless and causing lower than 54MBit connections. I have a client that is a complainer they have their wireless WRT54g on top of a speaker but they've yet to complain about the wireless being affect by anything other than cordless phone. I don't believe the wireless would be effected unless an antenna was right on the magnet. --+-- Wayne D. Johnson Ashland, OH, USA 44805 http://www.wavijo.com
