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depends on whether it's used for internal walls, chicken wire as part of plaster on external walls alone would help keep the neighbor's interference down Older
by Taniwha 6y ago
depends on whether it's used for internal walls, chicken wire as part of plaster on external walls alone would help keep the neighbor's interference down
Older chicken wire for internal walls (ie pre-drywall) is the problem at 5GHz (and I'm sure to a lesser extent at 2.4GHz)
- kevin_thibedeau 6y agoHard to beat steel or aluminum siding to protect yourself from the neighbors.
- korethr 6y agoI would love it if those down-voting this comment would explain why. Is this comment untrue? How? Does not metal siding end up grounded, however weakly, by rain downspouts anchored to the side of the house then contacting the ground. Does not a relatively contiguous grounded metal sheet around the exterior of a building attenuate 2.4 and 5Ghz?