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how does the bluetooth range work out |
Tec9
Joined: Dec 21, 2003
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This is how i assume the bluetooth range system works, if the phones ten metre range enters the dongles 100metre range then i can send files from phone to pc but when i was walking home i tried and it didnt work. So can someone actually tell me how it works out. I drew this because i was bored and somehow seems remotely relevant to it.
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mkush
Joined: Nov 15, 2003
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From: UKSA
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Doesn't bluetooth only work it open areas? So if i'm hearing u right,if ur pc is in ur house and ur walking home it won't pick the signal because of the walls.
I think it's just a weak radio signal that does av it's limitations. But i'm sure someone could explain to u better.
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mwright
Joined: Jun 21, 2003
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Afraid not.
The phone has a 10 metre range so it has to be within 10 metres of any other device (regardless of the range of the other device) in order to be able to access it.
Therefore it depends on the SHORTEST range of all the devices involved.
Add to that the fact that the range is for "open spaces" and you willr ealise that walls etc affect the range
Just a thought!
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Tec9
Joined: Dec 21, 2003
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right finally i understand, does the bluetooth not go through walls at all or does it just weaken it a lot. because once i sent my neohew a bluetooth note i was downstairs he was up, and there were walls floorboards and everything in the way yet he still got it, or was it just magic
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vinnieza
Joined: Sep 25, 2003
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i thought it could pass through walls etc. but it weakened it 
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Cytech
Joined: Feb 19, 2002
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On 2004-01-17 18:14:28, Tec9 wrote:
right finally i understand, does the bluetooth not go through walls at all or does it just weaken it a lot. because once i sent my neohew a bluetooth note i was downstairs he was up, and there were walls floorboards and everything in the way yet he still got it, or was it just magic
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any obsticles in the way will reduce (or bounce it in another direction) the signal... and some materials reduce the signal more than others... |
Tec9
Joined: Dec 21, 2003
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right thanks everyone i now understand bluetooth much better.
but what i dont understand is why my f*cking theme i made called 'bloo' still wont work
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701
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I wouldn't mind a tech or scientific explanation. I know that it can get thru walls and most of other obsticles:-D what else there is2know?
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Cytech
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On 2004-01-18 08:50:11, 701 wrote:
I wouldn't mind a tech or scientific explanation. I know that it can get thru walls and most of other obsticles:-D what else there is2know?
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it can fry your brain.... is that good explanation enough?  no... just kidding  what more do you want to know? since most of the Esato users probably not will understand a word if I start writing about frequency hopping, spreading schemes etc etc I leave it to you to read about it... http://www.swedetrack.com/images/bluet00.htm |
701
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@ Cytech: That`s exactly what i meant Thanks!
Now i can fry my brains with a whole lotta information.I recomand it to any1.Some of it is too tech but the most of it could be added to ur "general knowledge" about the mobile world!:-)
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Dj Boyi
Joined: Oct 05, 2002
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I've bookmarked that link in my  folder,so when i feel the need to fry my brains,you know where i'll be 
If nobody wants it.. put it on eBay. |
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Posted: 2004-01-17 17:32
