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Heather Hilton
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Thaks for both comments. I couldn't personally but my dad was an electrician so maybe he could with some instruction. Although when he looked at it he said he couldn't see how it could be done. Is it a big/difficult job?
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John
You will not likely get a good connection with the foil. The connection will be intermittent. If you look in my profile, I experiment with this stuff as well.
Shaun Vermaak
Not in my profile but one of my clients is an antenna manufacturer
Heather Hilton
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I have emailed Motorola (the manufacturer) so I'll see what they say. As it's a baby monitor for my twins, I really need a good connection all the time: may have to bite the bullet and replace the whole monitor. Thanks so much for your help. X
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William Peck
John
I think so. If the antenna is intermittent (as I believe likely to happen, give the fragile nature of the foil) then you will not have the benefit you need.
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Heather Hilton
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Wow that is a great baby monitor: it would allow us to move the twins' cots rather than having to have them side by side as there are two camers.Thanks so much. And thanks to all for your help. X
Scott C
Anytime. From one parent to another.
Also, if one child is sick and the other is not, you can have them in separate rooms and still keep an eye on them.