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Reguarding wireless radio throttles: <br /> <br />Many wireless phones (not cell phones) are set up to use a range of frequencies in the 900 mhz range. If the phone finds that one of the frequencies is in use, it simply switches to another unused frequency within the 900 mhz range. Ever try to see how far from the base station your wireless phone will work? Some will work from as far as 1/4 mile away. Thus your neighbor's wireless phone and your phone could interfere with each other, but they don't. Each phone will find and use a different frequency. Therefor, you shouldn't have any trouble using the 900 mhz radio throttles if you should choose to. You may want to try it out first to see if you have a problem. I have a Digitrax radio throttle, and also have a wireless phone. So far no problems. <br /> <br />
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