That is interesting. I think I will be getting a new oven soon and unfortunately it’s going to be one with built-in WiFi (because I’m getting for almost 95% off).
I’m going to measure its EMFs and see what I’m working with. If it’s bad, I may have to try to remove the WiFi module.
You can actually remove the wifi module yourself pretty easily
That’s good to hear. Thanks!
I think you will find its best to turn off wifi altogether and go back to Ethernet (shielded)
That’s my plan. Do you use CAT5 or CAT6 Ethernet?
I use flat Cat 7 or above. Use an 8 port gigaswitch and have one 30M and one 20M cable for easy relocation of devices. Security camera and TV have a connected cable to the gigabit switch. Have got a grounding rod connected to the switch to outside also.
