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Hi Folks:
We've been having intermittent problems with 'interference' on 6.8 gig Alcatel radios and 5.8 gig (freeband) Proxim radios. I just came into the radio shack, turned on the 'widow maker', a big heavy spectrum analyzer, and instead of finding 5.8GHz internerence, I found VERY strong pulses of RF around 4.9GHz. With my Blackberry about 5 feet away, the analyzer is showing a -10dbW (yes, 100mW) on a 2.4 gig antenna. It must be saturating the front ends. This Blackberry comes through speakers with the preamps, and even televisions a good 10 feet away! It makes the computer monitor's screen shake almost like the degauss! (when placed close). And, I suspect it does this with it next to my head also, straight out the front and back of the phone. I was just looking at 4.9gig info and it seems to be allocated to public safety. Is it also WiFi? The WiFi on this phone is off, at least in the 'Connections', but that doesn't suprise me as laptops seem to transmit on WiFi while connected to LAN. (Laptops' WiFi knocks off the Proxim's, also) Anyone ever scoped out the RF power from a Blackberry? Can this be safe power levels? Harry |
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