Another interesting angle is to let them know that others have been
'listening' to the 'broadcast' from their home, and how the mike picks up so
very very well at all hours of the day and night. Even the kids in the
neighborhood on some of their walkie talkies have been listening in to what
they think is a radio 'bugged' house...... Hi Hi
If social services ever listened in, would they pass the child abuse
evaluation??? Ugh!
Naw, after a second thought, don't tell them any of the above....... let one
of the kids do it.
Ok, ok, something constructive....... what about putting one of the FRS
radios into fulltime keydown (use a external power supply) and listening on
another? Use external power supplies. That would allow them to have multiple
listening locations, and even go outside portable. Wont get rid of the above
issues (at least kids with scanners), but will move to another frequency
band and that might be enough to get rid of the rfi complaint. Also most
with FRS radios wont know what frequency to listen to, or what user code is
active. Makes em think they are more private, even though scanners copy
every transmission on every channel regardless...... hi
Another even better idea is to get on of the spread spectrum wireless
phones, defeat the phone line connection/activation, put the base in
vox/speaker/pa mode, and put an external amp/speaker on the remote handset
with a power supply.......... ah never mind, you would have to modify the
thing, and if the Tv ever hiccupped, it would be your fault because of what
you did to the 'electronics' in their house!
Oh well, looks like were back to the Fcc part 15 education.
73 from Bill - WD8ARZ
wd8arz@ix.netcom.com
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tim Duffy" <tduffy@sygnet.com>
To: <rfi@contesting.com>
Sent: Monday, June 11, 2001 5:01 PM
Subject: [RFI] High Freq Baby Monitors?
>
> Does anyone know if Baby Monitors are manufactured on any other
> frequency than 49 MHz? A solution might be to have the neighbor use a
> 900 MHz or 2.4 GHz part 15 Baby Monitor....
>
> 73,
> Tim K3LR
>
> http://www.k3lr.com
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