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Originally Posted by pandy
Probably not - microwave oven is made as a Faraday cage - also magnetron is relatively narrow band RF source and front-end attenuate everything above 1GHz so for 2.4GHz overall attenuation should be quite high.
Switching large electric power without proper decoupling create spikes which have high energy and very high bandwidth. This can be compared at some point to EMP.
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I have meant rather along the power lines noise.
E.g. using digital video output from videocard, to monitor picture is fine. But during temporal period I used integrated intel graphics with analog output. At that time monitor picture was very eye-disturbing, if my microwave oven was working.
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My advice - instead of building common antenna installation, use home antenna, passive, no amplifier.
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I am afraid my low floor location ad position away from signal,
without direct visibility and with reflection from other buildings will not be satisfactory.
I used initially a simple dipole, coming with my receiver,
but strength and quality was very poor. Than I bought room active antenna,
strength and quality better, but still not excellent.
The common source was much better.
All that struggles are not worthy for me to solve.
Either I can take the signal as it is,
either I fix it and I already know how.
Thanks all for the support.