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Have you heard the recent news story about people who allergic to wifi?

Question by Rmeyer8: Have you heard the recent news story about people who allergic to wifi?
I find it interesting that these people are allergic solely to electromagnetic radiation that has a frequency of 2.4GHz, in others words that's total bullshniz

Best answer:

Answer by bgee2001ca
It may be, or not, I guess we will have to let the experts figure out if it is possible.

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D-Link ANT24-0230 Xtreme N 2.4GHZ Indoor Antenna

• INDOOR 3-CONNECTOR ANTENNA

Package Contents: Xtreme N 2.4GHz Antenna, wall mounting kit, quick installation guide. The ANT24-0230 Xtreme N 2.4GHz Antenna is a versatile antenna that improves the performance of D-Link's Xtreme N Desktop Adapter (DWA-552) and Router (DIR-655). It can also be used with the Xtreme N router (DIR-655) for greater placement flexibility, allowing the router to be placed near a modem or switch while the antenna is situated in a more ideal location. Hide your desktop computer underneath your desk and maintain wireless performance by placing the ANT24-0230 on top of your desk or mounting onto a wall. Alternatively, you can hide your router in your closet or in an enclosed space and still achieve optimal coverage by using the flexible Xtreme N 2.4GHz Antenna. SMA Reverse Plug Connector Color-coded cables for easy installation Works with Xtreme N Desktop Adapter and Router Extended cable for flexible placement Minimum system requirements - 2.4GHz (draft 802.11n) networking device with detach

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