[Lvlug] Boosting a home wifi network
Chris
chris at kutztownlinux.org
Mon Jan 15 12:27:29 EST 2007
Scott Ferguson wrote:
> On 1/15/07, *Chris* <chris at kutztownlinux.org
> <mailto:chris at kutztownlinux.org>> wrote:
>
> Signal strength can be significantly reduced by certain types of
> material. Some siding, pipes, heating ducts, etc. I'd try moving the
> router first and figure out exactly what is reducing the strength
> in the
> first place. Boosting the signal is possible but it is much easier to
> just move the router, even a few feet in some cases if something is in
> the way.
>
>
> What's the approximate range for a single antenna on average in a wifi
> router with a fairly clear view? I believe the gutters on the
> apartment are copper now that I think about it. I bet that won't do
> much good.
>
>
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It really varies depending on the construction, router, and technology.
Older construction is usually more problematic though from my experience.
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