There won't be a specific distance as there are a number of variables. Neither unit will be permanently affected- Connectivity loss is about the worst thing that will happen.
The interference occurs due to RF leakage, specifically of transients that happen at the start and end of each ON cycle of the oven (ON cycle: picture most of the top half of a 50Hz sine wave). Transients have a large bandwidth
A reduced power setting on the oven and a larger separation distance from the oven and smaller separation distance to the transmitter will probably help. You could also consider (further) EM shielding for your oven :p
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Date: 2007-09-01 07:55 pm (UTC)The interference occurs due to RF leakage, specifically of transients that happen at the start and end of each ON cycle of the oven (ON cycle: picture most of the top half of a 50Hz sine wave). Transients have a large bandwidth
A reduced power setting on the oven and a larger separation distance from the oven and smaller separation distance to the transmitter will probably help. You could also consider (further) EM shielding for your oven :p