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beerhunter · 07-01-2009, 9:04 AM

Your problem is a classic EMI. The correct way to fix it is rather than just choose a channel at random, use something like Netstumbler or InSSIDer to find out what channels are in use locally and then choose one that not only isn't in use but is not adjacent to one that is. (WiFi channels overlap.)

To answer your original question. No, they are close to useless. Having said that, I am afraid that WiFi connectivity is your problem not BT's.

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beerhunter Prominent Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Hampshire Posts: 3,023 My movie collection Thanks: Gave 3, Got 346	Re: Do BT know what they are tlking about? Your problem is a classic EMI. The correct way to fix it is rather than just choose a channel at random, use something like Netstumbler or InSSIDer to find out what channels are in use locally and then choose one that not only isn't in use but is not adjacent to one that is. (WiFi channels overlap.) To answer your original question. No, they are close to useless. Having said that, I am afraid that WiFi connectivity is your problem not BT's.