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Bluetooth specifications and more :) |
rdnymllnsktr
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On 2007-05-03 00:25:08, rdnymllnsktr wrote:
Question here, what range does Bluetooth v2.0 have? I have a w810i, and would like to know the range of it's bluetooth.
Hello???
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max_wedge
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it's range is roughly 10 metres.
There are two classes of bluetooth at version 2.0 - one has a range of 10 metres and the other 100 metres.
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rdnymllnsktr
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On 2007-05-09 01:40:59, max_wedge wrote:
it's range is roughly 10 metres.
There are two classes of bluetooth at version 2.0 - one has a range of 10 metres and the other 100 metres.
Thanks.
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Nickp990
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so can anyone tells me what is maximum bluetooth range,5-10 meter i think  , does enyone know? |
abubakar
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The only bluetooth device I have seen with a range more than 10 is a dongle. (that had 100m) |
thomas93
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Using a sony k810i is it possible to browse peoples files via BT like on samsungs? |
Lo-couk
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A microwave uses the Ghz frequency for cooking,
Ref Wiki: The microwave range includes ultra-high frequency (UHF) (0.3–3 GHz)
Isn't Bluetooth stuck slapbang in the middle of this range? If so suely there's a health risk.
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el_rycko
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A microwave oven is around 2000 watts while in BT it's in a fraction of a 1/10th of a watt. I wouldn't worry about it. |
yeppi604
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On 2007-10-10 19:31:48, thomas93 wrote:
Using a sony k810i is it possible to browse peoples files via BT like on samsungs?
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sagar.u
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bluetooth has 3 power classes.
class 1 is of 20dBm & has 100m range,
class 2 is of 4dBm & has 10m range,
class 3 is of 0dBm & has 10cm range.
for mobile class 2 is used... |
Atlis
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According to your post, Motorola V3 with its 100m BT is not a mobile...
no cellphone... |
pd_trash
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^- yup |
aylen
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Hi i am aylen. I dont know about blue tooth clearly so i need information about it.If you have any information regarding this please say it to me.
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GrahamJAT
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On 2007-10-12 17:42:18, Lo-couk wrote:
A microwave uses the Ghz frequency for cooking,
Ref Wiki: The microwave range includes ultra-high frequency (UHF) (0.3–3 GHz)
Isn't Bluetooth stuck slapbang in the middle of this range? If so suely there's a health risk.
Yes, thats true. But I do not believe mobile phones, microwaves, TV transmissions etc. pose any health risk whatsoever!
Its like proving a negative - it can't be done. So people are afraid. The best we can do is understand electromagnetic spectrum theory and evaluate observable data. |
mawap
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@ALL:
Hi friends: i have 1 probleme with
a bluetooth in my LG KU250
it's unable ,
i would like you to tell me : what's the distance of my bluetooth to work very good ?
it are 100 m or 10m or 10cm.
and what i do to repair it ?
thanks in advence |
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Posted: 2007-05-08 22:25
