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It's not a "mystery frequency", the frequency is perfectly obvious, 315 MHz. It was a "mystery transmitter" stomping on the frequency, that's all.
by myself248 8y ago
It's not a "mystery frequency", the frequency is perfectly obvious, 315 MHz. It was a "mystery transmitter" stomping on the frequency, that's all.
- hunter2_ 8y agoNot just the title; "the overpowering frequency persisted" and "how a strong frequency can derail a weak frequency" should each be "transmission" or "signal."
- wglb 8y agoIt was a mystery until they discovered what the frequency was.
- myself248 8y agoBut if your 315 MHz devices aren't working, it's probably interference on 315 MHz causing the problem. And if it took weeks for someone to look up the FCC ID printed on literally every single device affected by this problem, and learn what frequency it operates on, then I think that suggests a deeper problem.