toby10;417039 Wrote: > Yup, it could be that simple. :) > > You may have had interfering ch #'s as most routers are set to ch 6 at > the factory and many (most?) users do not ever change from the default > ch #. > > Did you ever try NetStumbler to see what the neighbors ch #'s were? It turns out there's a built-in utility in my wireless driver that does what netstumbler does. Here's the weird part -- of about 2 dozen signals out there, the 10 next strongest to mine are ALL set to the SAME channel as mine! (#1). I can only guess here -- the default setting was "automatic". This implies that the channels were being changed all the time, right? Maybe the SB3 just doesn't like this "hunting" for a changed channel all the time (especially if it changes DURING a transmission -- or would it not happen that way? I have no idea). Anyway, the signal is stronger despite others being on the same channel. My laptop is more responsive too. And now for the weirdest part....it SOUNDS better. The same stations that used to have a slight digital "flanging" type of artifact don't have it now. Imaging is better too. bits is bits?..hmmm
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