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this post was submitted on 23 Mar 2024
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Maybe the base's wifi is a weird state operator that has peculiar protocols (ie old or misimplemented)
Good thought, just remembered I had something similar one time when working at a festival. There it was because of wireless microphones that somehow interacted with the phone network.
Maybe some special equipment of the bases use special protocols that interfere with other devices that are not programmed for it.