Agreed, a total analysis of what 2.4gig equipment or any other RF eminating
equipment needs to be done. I didn't have a problem with the wireless
camera....yet, and my 2.4 cordless had a few little pops here and there but I
just went back to the 900mhz digital. I jumped to .11a for the network and all
is clean.

It seems that whenever I have to go into the attic, its usually the hottest day
of the year. Same thing with climbing a tower to fix an antenna. Usually have
to chip the ice off the tower to climb it in the wind.
Rick

Wagner Lipnharski wrote:

> In 1993 I was building a new house, then ended up buying a neighbor house,
> it was built only 4 months before.  It was sad since I was not able to run
> the 5 tons of cables I was planning to.  Even so, I ended up cris-crossing
> the ceiling and walls with so many cables and wires during the next couple
> of years.  Wireless is a good thing, but even so, try to use an Ericsson
> 2.4GHz multiple phone system, along with wireless Internet and wireless
> security camera system, all of them sharing the same 2.4GHz frequency.  You
> have image instability, retries at the wireless Internet and noise at the
> phone system.  Last weekend I just went to the maze in the ceiling just to
> lay down another couple of coax and Cat5 just to solve the messing war of
> RF inside home.  My house's ceiling is a dream, looks like heaven - full of
> pink fiberglass all around, but like hell it is hot, dark and unbreathable
> fiberglass in suspension, 5 million nails tip down from the roof just try
> to get your skull all the time (and hundred of them really get you - and
> you bleed), mostly when you get some feet close to the edge of the roof
> (where is flat and no space - you need to crawl - over fiberglass and
> breakable ceiling).
>
> By the actual CAT5 price, it will not hurt to install them all around, even
> with the future flashing 802.11x.

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