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Just curious..

by Melati Hitam Sep 10, 2005 7:45PM PDT

Why 2.4ghz frequency band?

Bluetooth, Wireless, cordless, microphone, baby monitor etc... and even Speaker system using the same freq. (Logitech Z-5450 speaker system)

I hope someone have an idea on how to keep them separately without sacrificing one or another, such as turning Off a device to use another .. or don't use it when you want to use that... that kind of work around thing.

Well like I said.. I'm just curious..

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Unlicensed, 'free' band.

by r. proffitt Forum moderator Sep 10, 2005 10:33PM PDT

There are a few bands in the RF spectrum the FCC doesn't requirement licenses for you to operate in. This is one of them.

Bob

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