Thanks,
It's better range that appeals to me. There is a brick wall within the
house that I'm hoping to get WiFi through. I know there are a few
options for me. A removable antenna might work because I could have the
router box where I could plug ethernet cable in, and locate the antenna
where it would get enough signal into the brick part of the house.
I guess we still have to be nervous about the fact that the spec for N
has not been decided. Is anyone up on that? Is there any chance that
when the spec settles down, adjustments can be made to an N router with
software?
Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
Try a G MIMO router.
I just swapped out our Dlink router (G) that had a very so so signal
all throughout the building (round building many walls at angles) and
replaced it with a Belkin G MIMO router (the routers were all
donations so lets not get into a brand war) and the difference in
reception was fantastic. Where I had so-so to no reception before I
have excellent now.
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