My multiple antenna solution was to upgrade to a Belkin Pre-N router
that has three antennas built in. :)
I used to have 4 access points scattered around my house and still
didn't get complete coverage. Was able to turn them all off and plug
in this one device and got better coverage even from a corner of the
basement. YMMV. Highly recommended.
Vidur recently got the equivalent product from Netgear (actually, I
got it for him, since I couldn't use my laptop in his living room. :)
and it's been working well for him and it only cost about $70USD
after rebate. (WGM124NA).
Netgear also has a unit with 7 antennas now, WPN824), but I haven't
tried that one.
On Jun 23, 2005, at 2:50 PM, Kevin O. Lepard wrote:
This is a bit off topic, but I was wondering if anyone has placed
multiple antennas around their house and routed them back to a
central point as a way of providing WiFi coverage instead of
putting multiple access points around the house. It seems like
this would save you having to upgrade a bunch of access points
whenever b goes to g to n (or i or whatever is next).
Any thoughts on this? Anyone tried it?
Kevin
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