[Ham-Mac] RFI in mouse

Bob Nielsen nielsen at oz.net
Sun Jul 16 11:33:02 EDT 2006


Those are both 2.5 GHz mice, so RFI (at HF/VHF anyway) shouldn't be a  
problem, assuming there is adequate internal filtering.  They do not  
appear to use Bluetooth, but possibly use a similar digital coding  
sequence with different codes to identify the specific mouse.

Bob, N7XY

On Jul 16, 2006, at 7:16 AM, Scott Galbraith wrote:

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> One thing to be cautious of, at least here in the US, many of the  
> wireless
> keyboards and mice use 27 MHz - and it should be fairly obvious  
> about the
> potential IX problems there.  Hams may want to make sure that  
> whichever
> models they are getting are using "bluetooth" or other  
> "technologies" in
> the GHz or higher ranges.
>
> At 9:30 AM +0100 7/16/06, David Ferrington wrote:
>
>> Good morning to all
>> You may remember I posted a message about RFI in Apple's Mighty Mouse
>> (thinks I'm pressing the two side buttons when I transmit on 40M)  
>> - well I'm
>> returning both of them to Apple and have purchased a Logitech S530  
>> - which
>> has not arrived yet.
>>
>> This may be a dumb question and forgive the 'PC' word, but I work  
>> from home
>> and use my companies ThinkPad. I prefer to use the same model  
>> mouse on both
>> the Mac and PC when possible.
>> So am thinking of purchasing a Logitech MX610 which is just a  
>> remote mouse,
>> much like the MX600 that comes with the S530 keyboard & mouse  
>> package.
>>
>> How do both Mice co-exist within a distance of a few feet - what  
>> method is
>> used to code the mouse so one doesn't interact with the others  
>> receiver?
>>
>
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