I found an RF-proof 'phone at the Marshall (MI) hamfest; it's an old Bell
500 type. The idea is if a neighbor complains I'm "interfering" with his
telephone I can say "My phone doesn't hear anything! Yours might not be
working right." Suspect it might not work on your VOIP.
Some years ago, I went on a trip to a neighborhood where a local AM radio
station was getting into equipment my then-employer had sold the telco.
Oddly enough, it might have been getting into the lines for years, but no
one had complained when it was "Easy Listening" music and news. The format
at the time I visited, though, was Korean-language religious programming.
Ear of the beholder...
Cortland
KA5S
> [Original Message]
> From: Frank T Brady <franktbrady@comcast.net>
> To: <rfi@contesting.com>
> Date: 3/14/2007 5:59:35 AM
> Subject: [RFI] Cordless 5.8ghz phones
>
> Ahoy doldrum mates
>
> I just went to cable digital phone service.
> I want to switch from my analog telephones to a 5.8ghz base station with
> 3 satellite phones spread around the apt.
> My analog phones picked up a lot of RF noise and I'm hoping their are
> good quality (rejection) cordless systems.
> I don't want to spend approximately $200 and be stuck with something
> inferior as far as rejection goes.
> If not, I will be limited to purchasing from the (few) distributors that
> permit return in case it is inferior.
> Any suggestions?
>
> Tx and 73
> Frank W0ECS
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