CB radio

[LoopyLorna13x]

My neighbour is a CB radio enthusiast who claims he gets constant interference and poor signal on his radio devise when my internet is on which to be fair is nearly always except when I’m on holiday . He has taken advice from his groups and they say it’s my router which is causing the problem . He has asked me to call EE tech team to help before he reports it to Offcom . Any advice ? 

[HenryTudor8]

IMHO let EE sort it out. Let your neighbour report EE to Offcom. It’s not a problem of your making. 

[bristolian]

Very hard to argue with any other poster suggesting you wash your hands of this issue.

You're legally using equipment that's approved for use. If anyone is reporting a wireless issue that they allege is caused by you, let them prove it via the appropriate channels - which means Ofcom.

Much depends whether you feel that assisting to a certain point will only fuel the issue, or may help resolve.

[LoopyLorna13x]

Thanks for that advice , I’m sure you’re right  👍 

[LoopyLorna13x]

Trouble is we get on well and it’s his hobby so don’t want to appear unhelpful so might just call EE tech team to inform them about the issue then I’ll have done my bit 

[HenryTudor8]

Yes, it's worth mentioning that you are absolutely right. I've been around the block a good few times and one thing that is extremely important throughout your life is to get on with your neighbours. It makes every day life infinitely better. Well done. 

[DanBD1]

What do you propose, the neighbour moves his equipment further away or moves out completely? 

Chances are his equipment is picking up EMI or DOCSIS is running on 27mhz which is the same frequency as CB radio

[LoopyLorna13x]

Thanks for your comment . I’ll maybe suggest that to him . I’ve had no luck speaking to EE tech ream - gave up after an hour trying - nightmare