[gopalnayak]

Originally Posted by rana_kirti

i looked into some models. but ended up a bit confused. there are some 2.4 ghz models and some 5.8 ghz models which seem to not have issues with wifi routers.

anyone have any experience with 2.4ghz ? do these disturb your wireless routers ? is it better to go with 5.8 ghz...?

thanks.

Wi-fi interferes with the 2.4 GHz models if you take the phone too close to the router. I would recommend you go with 5.8 GHz models. I had 2.4 GHz model earlier and moved to 5.8 GHz model now.

[sgiitk]

In most cases even at 2.4GHz changing the channel fixes the problem. Remember many devices incl laptops may not support 5.8GHz.

[BenjiRoss]

I am looking at a dishwasher for home. I was thinking of buying a Siemens dishwasher. The models I was looking at are SN24D200IN and SN24D201EU. The difference in cost is about 6000rs- 32000 and 38000₹ . Besides the auto cycle and the digital time display are there any differences that are significant that affects the washing ability? The Bosch equivalents 40E32EU and 40M52EU are marginally cheaper. How good are they?

[amohit]

Originally Posted by BenjiRoss

The Bosch equivalents 40E32EU and 40M52EU are marginally cheaper. How good are they?

We have been using SMS40E32EU since last 3 years. Absolutely worth every penny we spent on it!.

Regards,

[rana_kirti]

Originally Posted by gopalnayak

Wi-fi interferes with the 2.4 GHz models if you take the phone too close to the router. I would recommend you go with 5.8 GHz models. I had 2.4 GHz model earlier and moved to 5.8 GHz model now.

yes shortlisted panasonic KX-TG4311BX. which model are you using ?

Originally Posted by sgiitk

In most cases even at 2.4GHz changing the channel fixes the problem. Remember many devices incl laptops may not support 5.8GHz.

sorry but are you suggesting 2.4 or 5.8 ?

thanks.

[sgiitk]

Originally Posted by rana_kirti

are you suggesting 2.4 or 5.8 ?

2.4 still has a few years left in it. 5.8 can be better, provided your devices support it. My wife's Toshiba laptop (I think 840) does not. I as a routine migrate the 2.4 device to a non-default channel.

[sgiitk]

Originally Posted by sgiitk

In most cases even at 2.4GHz changing the channel fixes the problem. Remember many devices incl laptops may not support 5.8GHz.

Laptops and phones share the same frequency band. One more point the higher the frequency the worst is the attenuation by walls etc.

[rana_kirti]

sgiitk,

sir i still dont comprehend your reply completely. if i buy a 5.8 cordless phone then which device needs to support it ? won't it be an independent device fulfilling it's own specific function ?

most laptops and mobile devices by default have 2.4 capability and newer ones have 5 ghz too. i have a dual band continuous wifi router which keeps 2.4 and 5 ghz active simultaneously.

i thought i could access wifi from all devices @ 2.4 and get a 5.8 ghz cordless to keep it away from interference or disturbance to the wifi router and devices running at 2.4 ghz

[nowwhat?]

Originally Posted by jaysmokesleaves

Friends im planning to buy a good vaccum cleaner for home use.
Can you recommend a good vaccum cleaner?
What should i look for when purchasing a vaccum cleaner?

I found 2 compact onces - power rating seems good. Kindly post your suggestions, comments & recommendations.

http://www.amazon.in/Russell-Hobbs-V...vacuum+cleaner


http://www.snapdeal.com/product/lg-v...nntm/350333307

I have the Panasonic vacuum cleaner, this one -> Panasonic MC-CG304 Vacuum Cleaner

First thing to note is that this one is really small, I mean I hold the entire thing in one hand and vacuum instead of letting it roll on the ground. Secondly the suction power is simply phenomenal. Thirdly it uses a reusable cloth bag.

There is a cheaper model as well, but that doesn't have adjustable suction and instead of a steel pipe, it has a plastic one. The adjustable suction is important for me in more ways than one as my MCB trips if I start the vacuum cleaner at the highest power setting.

After using a clunky Eureka Forbes for years, I shall never buy anything from them ever again.

[gopalnayak]

Originally Posted by rana_kirti

yes shortlisted panasonic KX-TG4311BX. which model are you using ?

I am using KX-TG6512. This is with dual handsets. 6511 comes with a single handset.

As sgiitk mentioned. attenuation with 5.8GHz would be higher. I use the cordless across two floors (that's why picked up a dual handset model) and this model works fine. The 2.4 GHz version worked even better and I could take the handset almost 100m away.

[shankar.balan]

Quick question.
Which is the best Dishwasher in the market these days?
I am keen to consider one as a far more efficient way of getting one's dishes washed after piling them up over two or three mealtimes...
They are expensive and use a lot of water but I think they are a necessary evil in todays world.

[bharanidharang]

Looking for a home security (individual house) system. Combination of ip camera and motion sensors. Is there anything which I can consider from a branded company ?

[sgiitk]

@rana_kirti; I mixed up Phone and router. Sorry for that. Get a 5.8 phone but just watch out for more drastic reduction in range / signal quality as you go across walls(s), etc. Similar arguments apply for mobiles on 900 and 1800MHz.

[diyguy]

Originally Posted by bharanidharang

Looking for a home security (individual house) system. Combination of ip camera and motion sensors. Is there anything which I can consider from a branded company ?

Panasonic and Samsung are there but pricey. I have a couple of motion sensor lights focused on my front gate and a pair of wireless foscams one for the front and other the rear. The foscams are motion sensitive too and pretty good with night vision too. All items mentioned were sourced from the US though.

[diyguy]

Originally Posted by shankar.balan

Quick question.

Which is the best Dishwasher in the market these days?

I am keen to consider one as a far more efficient way of getting one's dishes washed after piling them up over two or three mealtimes...

They are expensive and use a lot of water but I think they are a necessary evil in todays world.

Been using a Samsung for the past 18 months and works well. A load takes close to three hours though and we run it twice a day - morning and night. Family of 5.