Re: Range of Wireless Networking.
- From: DF <ravingx@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 27 Sep 2005 23:21:06 -0600
Blaine Hamrick wrote:
In my testing I did not see a noticeable differences with those larger antennas you are talking about.I used to have a Linksys BEFW11S4 11 mbps wireless router, and now I have the WRT54G 54 mbps router, which looks identical to the old one. The only problem is that the slower 11 mbps system had great coverage, but now I have less than one-half that range.
Is this normal? Will installing a set of those long, black Linksys accessory antennas make a noticeable difference? Will buying the newer Linksys router with the three antennas give me better coverage. Should I try another brand?
At least I don't have to worry about hackers. They would have to park in a very small, specific area to get a signal at all.
Thank you all for your help, and peace be with you.
You could try different firmware like from Sveasoft that would let you boost up the power output which I think helps. I usually only turn it up to around 200mw and not go to the max for fear of overheating and I think the signal starts to get a little unsteady at the higher power.
I'm sure other people from this group will have lots of other good suggestions as well.
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