Staying at my sister-in-law + boyfriend's house at the moment.

By parking my car near the window of the living room, the wireless fails to work (lots of clashing signals). If however I park it away behind his car, signal goes to full and it work well

Now to the best of my knowledge no radio-related equipment is transmitting.

Any ideas on what could be the reason?

It's a 54g network.

Just wanna try to work out what could do it, I know the car has a fair bit of metal in it of course but why?

(ps the new engine isnt the problem as it did the same last time we were here)

Very random!!

I found that my RC transmitter & receiver which is wifi frequency went glitchy near a large container (metal of course) and so I think its reasonable to pin point the car as the cause although it is wierd

Ps, just noticed you have the fabia back :thumbup:

Yep and it's GOOD

It is amazing how much power it has at motorway speeds - if I were on a private road and booted it from say 3000 rpm indicated in 6th, it would probably get up to 4000 rpm rather sharpishly

Not tried hitting the red in that gear though but in the 3/4/5th it's amazing how hard it pulls up to the redline.

Was stuck in traffic most of the way except for the very last bit, plus speed cameras and a fair bit of traffic, so not really been able to open her up safely in both ways

Great fun though

You have not called your car Mr Bean have you?

Not yet but tempting :P

Interesting issue with the wireless. My dad's Fabia is in the garage almost directly under our wireless router and doesn't cause any problems. If you are sure it's causing a conflict try changing the wi-fi channel on the router. 11 is the default and not many people change it so try 6 instead.

It's just odd - by moving the car it's been 100% reliable though, full strength signal.

I wonder if the car is somehow bouncing the other routers' signals into the property.

In any case, I know where to park as the wireless has been 100% stable since I moved it to it's new location