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Which Wifi router for use as Access Point? »
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tempnexus
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Re: What are currently the "GOD" routers? ala wrt54G.

oh I added a 2nd AP and made it into a repeater via dd-wrt54g firmware but that cuts the throughput by 50%.
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Jerm

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Richland, WA

 The Linksys N router has a beta dd-wrt that functions on it I believe - that would be the "next" best thing.

In reality the WRT54G still is king because regular G is non-MIMO and only needs one antenna for RX/TX. N routers are less likely to be hacked and customized because of the multiple antenna issue.
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April 25th, @11:32PM
said by Jerm See Profile :

The Linksys N router has a beta dd-wrt that functions on it I believe - that would be the "next" best thing.

In reality the WRT54G still is king because regular G is non-MIMO and only needs one antenna for RX/TX. N routers are less likely to be hacked and customized because of the multiple antenna issue.
The above re N being more secure is incorrect, in my opinion.

(I hope the SUBJECT of this thread has a typo, left out an "O"?)
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Jerm

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Richland, WA		 steveh0 you totally missed that one, hacked as in customized, not rooted :P
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