Bluetooth Signal Issues @ YYZ Int'l MLL
Dec 6, 2019, 3:36 pm
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Bluetooth Signal Issues @ YYZ Int'l MLL
This might be too niche or specific, but I've observed it a few times now so wondering if it's just me.
Over the last few visit to the YYZ Int'l MLL, I've noticed intermittent signal disruptions for my AirPods. Has anyone else encountered the same?
At this point, I assume most of us have experienced / heard about the mobile signal issues on the Dreamliner, but this is a new one for me.
Over the last few visit to the YYZ Int'l MLL, I've noticed intermittent signal disruptions for my AirPods. Has anyone else encountered the same?
At this point, I assume most of us have experienced / heard about the mobile signal issues on the Dreamliner, but this is a new one for me.
Dec 6, 2019, 4:13 pm
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The Dreamliner signal interference issues have nothing to do with headphones or Bluetooth — this one is about cellular reception.
Dec 6, 2019, 4:23 pm
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YYZ Intl has a couple cellular repeaters plus many wifi access points.
Thesr can overlap the 2.4ghz signal band used by Bluetooth.... but usually a device with closer proximity (headphones) would operage fine, with loss of range or xfer speed being the biggest issue.
If others with your same device model # don't have issues, I'd suspect your device was built on a Friday (maybe an off spec or damaged insulation layer, etc).
Thesr can overlap the 2.4ghz signal band used by Bluetooth.... but usually a device with closer proximity (headphones) would operage fine, with loss of range or xfer speed being the biggest issue.
If others with your same device model # don't have issues, I'd suspect your device was built on a Friday (maybe an off spec or damaged insulation layer, etc).
Last edited by expert7700; Dec 6, 2019 at 4:41 pm
Dec 6, 2019, 4:32 pm
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Yeah, sounds device specific to me too.
Or, depending upon your degree of paranoia, someone is following you around with a Bluetooth jammer.
Or, depending upon your degree of paranoia, someone is following you around with a Bluetooth jammer.
Dec 6, 2019, 5:42 pm
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YYZ Intl has a couple cellular repeaters plus many wifi access points.
Thesr can overlap the 2.4ghz signal band used by Bluetooth.... but usually a device with closer proximity (headphones) would operage fine, with loss of range or xfer speed being the biggest issue.
If others with your same device model # don't have issues, I'd suspect your device was built on a Friday (maybe an off spec or damaged insulation layer, etc).
Thesr can overlap the 2.4ghz signal band used by Bluetooth.... but usually a device with closer proximity (headphones) would operage fine, with loss of range or xfer speed being the biggest issue.
If others with your same device model # don't have issues, I'd suspect your device was built on a Friday (maybe an off spec or damaged insulation layer, etc).
Dec 6, 2019, 10:46 pm
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The WiFi access points most likely would, but the cellular repeaters won’t unless they’re rather faulty... rather different frequencies.
Dec 7, 2019, 8:58 am
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Dec 7, 2019, 10:09 am
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Airports generally have a lot of red wave interference which can prevent bluetooth devices from working carefully.
The YYZ MLL is right next to one of the emitters.
If you can get a purple inverter software on your device, it'll be able to filter out the red and leave you with the blue.
The YYZ MLL is right next to one of the emitters.
If you can get a purple inverter software on your device, it'll be able to filter out the red and leave you with the blue.
Dec 7, 2019, 10:11 am
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Airports generally have a lot of red wave interference which can prevent bluetooth devices from working carefully.
The YYZ MLL is right next to one of the emitters.
If you can get a purple inverter software on your device, it'll be able to filter out the red and leave you with the blue.
The YYZ MLL is right next to one of the emitters.
If you can get a purple inverter software on your device, it'll be able to filter out the red and leave you with the blue.
maybe we should call in Green Lantern to take care of the issue.
Dec 7, 2019, 10:50 am
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Airports generally have a lot of red wave interference which can prevent bluetooth devices from working carefully.
The YYZ MLL is right next to one of the emitters.
If you can get a purple inverter software on your device, it'll be able to filter out the red and leave you with the blue.
The YYZ MLL is right next to one of the emitters.
If you can get a purple inverter software on your device, it'll be able to filter out the red and leave you with the blue.