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Re: Linksys WirelessN RangePlus Dual Band can eat me! You take me too literally.  They are a few feet apart on the same bench.
I'm in a different building, about four or five hundred feet from the routers so I don't get very goog reception, obviously. But my Buffalo "high power" Air Station just barely manages it, if the weather is good and the stars are aligned right.
The new N adaptor couldn't see the N router, but could see the RR "G" router although it couldn't connect. My Buffalo adaptor can connect to the RR router but can't even see the N router.
So, much to my dismay and the loss of my money, both the N router and the N adaptor bite by comparison.
Max coverage, my ass! |
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| ah, i see. weird. my linksys wrt54gl running tomato can be seen from the road, and thats threw brick :| |
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 Anonymous_AnonymousPremium
join:2004-06-21
127.0.0.1
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 ·RoadRunner Cable
·Comcast
 ·Time Warner VOIP
3 edits | said by thedragonmas:ah, i see. weird. my linksys wrt54gl running tomato can be seen from the road, and thats threw brick :| heh i am running a buffalo HP-g54 in a basement and i am getting 11mbps from 4 houses away!
Radio
Radio is On
Mode
Client
Network
G-Only
SSID
SAadmin
Channel
1
TX Power
150 mW
Rate
11 Mbps
Received (RX)
1,672,147 OK, 4 errors
Transmitted (TX)
1,158,069 OK, 3 errors
Signal Quality
00:0F:B3:29:16:F1 eth1 N/A N/A N/A -70 -88 18 30%
SAadmin AP 00:0F:B3:29:16:F1 1 -72 -88 200 Yes 0 13
Schrater AP 00:06:25:3C:90:00 6 -82 -96 100 No 0 54(b/g)
CCenter AP 00:20:E0:20:2D:EF 9 -79 -91 200 Yes 0 13
nick AP 00:90:4C:7E:00:6E 11 -71 -93 100 No 0 54(b/g)
Dlink AP 00:0F:3D:5D:B4:46 11 -67 -93 100 No 0 54(b/g)
Public Access WeGoWireless.com AP 00:02:2D:8D:18:72 11 -62 -93 100 Yes 0 11(b |
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| nice! my tx power is at 42mW no doubt if i upped it i could go farther. routers in the master bedroom, goin threw two walls of plaster with steel and full brick exterior (duplex. thus the steel) i could infact probably go even farther if i put it in the attic. but this is georgia that attic gets mighty hot :|
p.s. you may want to edit out those mac's. my paranoia is showing. |
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 KCrimsonPremium
join:2001-02-25
Brooklyn, NY
kudos:1
 ·Verizon FiOS
1 edit | reply to Millenniumle
You bought a dual band router - are the router and adapter both communicating on the same band? You should (unless you have the very new Linksys dual band on a single radio model) have two distinct wireless connections - one on 5 Ghz, and one on 2.4 Ghz. |
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