What is the output frequency of the Netgear WGT624? By any
chance, is it 2.4 GHZ?  5 pts. Whenever my cordless phone (2.4
GHZ) rings, my wireless connection is broken. Could the
telephone and the router be on the same frequency? ASKED: April
29, 2009  4:23 PM UPDATED: May 2, 2009  8:43 PM  Answer Wiki
The short answer is YES.  The wireless router uses 2.4GHz (see
the specs on the manufacturer’s website – http://www.netgear.com
/Products/RoutersandGateways/SuperGWirelessRouters/WGT624.aspx?d
etail=Specifications) and so does your phone (from what you
said).  As the previous answer says, your best choice is to get
a different phone. DECT would be my choice, as this uses
different frequencies, and is almost totally immune from
interference, so they will co-exist happily. (and throw the old
phone away !)  Discuss This Question: 1  Reply   REGISTER or
login:  Forgot Password?   • Denny Cherry     You can also try
using the features of the phone to move it to a different
channel within the frequency. This may help.