 DrunkulaPremium
join:2000-06-12
Denton, TX | reply to Oiler11
Re: WRT54G Increased transmission strength Regarding my earlier post about not seeing much difference in signal - I stand corrected. I just tested it again but farther away from the router. There is more difference than I thought.
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manross
join:2003-09-05
Colorado Springs, CO | Hey Nice_Guy, Here's a picture of the muffin fan that I used. Works great. |
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manross
join:2003-09-05
Colorado Springs, CO
| Well that's not exactly how I wanted to post a picture. Different for every board. I don't know how I got a zip attachment, but I got it figured it out. 
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| So I just copy an past it exactly as shown below?
`/usr/sbin/wl -i eth2 txpwr 84` |
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manross
join:2003-09-05
Colorado Springs, CO
| Yep That's all you got to do. You can change the 84 to any lower number you want also. I started out at 50 and then to 60 then to 84 running each setting for a couple days to make sure there was no problems. It's been running fine.
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 Camel ToeTrying Is The First Step Towards Failure
join:2002-12-25
Marlboro, NJ | reply to manross
Is the muffin fan connected to a power plug inside your computer? Is there a way to get power to it from an wall outlet? |
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| looks like a computer fan, DC 12v.
ps, using 84mw on my wrt54g for over 3 weeks now, no problems, no noticable heat increase. But I have mine near the window.
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manross
join:2003-09-05
Colorado Springs, CO | reply to Camel Toe
It's a 12v dc fan and is powered by a common wall plug 120ac to 12dc converter power pack.
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