On November 23, 2006 at 01:23, Mitch57 said...
I would say because "RF" is "RF". It's bound to be wrought
with problems due to the nature of the beast. I don't
think it's possible to totally eliminate RF interference
unless every device is at a specific RF frequency which
is unique to that device only.
Unless you shield it from every possible RF interference
I don't think RF technology will ever be a bullet proof
and consistently reliable technology.
I say "Sh#* Can" it and go with WiFi.
Sorry for the dumb question, but since WiFi uses RF, why is it going to work better than existing RF when you are in an RF hot spot?