"Peter" <z123@nospam.com> wrote in message
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The receivers have very limited selectivity so strong local signals will
affect them even if they are supposedly tuned to different channels.
Make sure there is a reasonable gap between them.
It gets more difficult if you have other local wifi networks to dodge.


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On Wed, 4 Oct 2006, Gordon Hudson wrote:

Quite right.

Most users have no idea that their wireless base comes configured to
use only the USA-assigned channels 1-11. In Europe, we can use 1-13
(ETSI). So switch your box to ETSI channel assignments and use ch.
13. No promises, but it usually works for me. It's a bit close to ch
11, though, if that happens to be in use locally.