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SPITFIRE
20th March 2006, 16:05
This may be a stupid question, but other people cant give me a stright answer.
I use a wireless mouse (logitech G7) wich use's 2.4Ghz.
Will there be any interfearance at all, also will other people useing wireless mice cause problems?
CyberDrac
20th March 2006, 16:11
I experienced problems with an mx700 at one event, I believe you can change channels but it would be a matter of negotiation with everyone in the area to spread the channels around, personally I would recommend bring a wired spare just in case, you may be lucky but then again ... you may not :(
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SPITFIRE
20th March 2006, 16:14
Booo, thats not exactly what I wanted to hear. im gonna have to have a think :(
Jamz
20th March 2006, 16:54
I have headphones that run on this range also and at my last lan i had interferance on 3 of my 4 channels :(
cptslog
20th March 2006, 17:15
Originally posted by SPITFIRE
Booo, thats not exactly what I wanted to hear. im gonna have to have a think :(
I attended i26 with my G7 and had no problems what so ever, although i couldnt see anyone else with a G7 there was two people beside me both with MX1000's neither with any connectivity issues.
Sloggy.
CyberDrac
20th March 2006, 18:21
On an almost unrelated not ... check out http://www.komplett.co.uk/k/ki.asp?sku=317685&cks=WOF ... I didn't even know these existed!
A G7 in it's very own LAN CASE! :)
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King-Kodiak
20th March 2006, 21:17
My wireless headphones always get interference from other PC's around me (they are very old though). At one event, I was tuned into my PC, tilted my head about 20 degrees to the right to stretch my neck muscles, got someone playing CS, just at the second of "Go Go Go", then tilted back to normal again to tune into my PC again.
Well I thought it was funny at the time.
Lucifa
21st March 2006, 10:52
Been to every iseries, I used to have problems with wireless headphones but this was i2 (so around 1999) - I think the technology is a little better now.
I've been using a wireless mouse for many many lans and never ever get a problem.
If in doubt, bring a spare cabled mouse.
fcnetcrash
21st March 2006, 13:33
The mx1000 shouldnt have problems because its bluetooth and can only talk to the one its connected to (well mine is with the mx5000 set) but i dont know about the others.
UberMonkey
21st March 2006, 13:40
i hate wireless mice. wires dont get in my way, batteries go low, every one i've had would randomly spasm etc. :p:
Dux0r
21st March 2006, 13:55
i think theres more of a problem with wireless headphones :p
SPITFIRE
21st March 2006, 14:00
Originally posted by UberMonkey
i hate wireless mice. wires dont get in my way, batteries go low, every one i've had would randomly spasm etc. :p:
The G7 comes with two battaries, so while your playing, you charge the other, and when it dies, you swap it over :p:
Manic
21st March 2006, 16:40
i had a G7 at i26, had no probs at all
SPITFIRE
22nd March 2006, 09:21
cool, I was reading something last nite on the logitech site, that it has 24 channel's and it change's to stop interfearance. :)
Snowball1979
23rd March 2006, 13:54
Originally posted by SPITFIRE
cool, I was reading something last nite on the logitech site, that it has 24 channel's and it change's to stop interfearance. :)
That's all cool until there are 25 of you... ;)
Joey
23rd March 2006, 16:27
if it's not bluetooth it's not worth it
SPITFIRE
23rd March 2006, 19:45
Originally posted by Joey[kins]
if it's not bluetooth it's not worth it
tell me how to fix the logitech bluetooth hub and im sorted (diNOVO set) it wont go into pairing mode. :(
Joey
24th March 2006, 09:31
logitech support are excellent - i had a problem with a bluetooth desktop mx set where the cradle/receiver stopped being detected as a bluetooth device; they sent a replacement cradle straight away free of charge
SPITFIRE
17th April 2006, 01:16
BTW there were no problems at all with my mouse :D
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