This is my situation:

Airport Extreme
G5 2x2
Aluminum 15"
occasionally Wallstreet, Kanga, 5300ce with the Lucent 802.11b thing.
Bricks and concrete house.

These are the results:

I can never get the 100% signal, even when the Airport is 1 inch far from the Mac...

in any case the airport cannot cover the whole house, which is a 120 square meters (in feet it should be 1291 sqf) with no stairs.

I have noticed problems whilst using the 2.4 GHz cordless telephone and occasionally the microwave oven.

BTW: 1 meter is equal to 3.28 feet.

BTW2: the 802.11b equipped vintage Macs seem to catch the signal better than the extreme equipped G4 and G5.

BTW3: I did not notice any decrease in performance when one of the older Macs joins the network (the whole thing should automatically drop to 802.11b) probably because of I cannot even reach the theoretical speed of the 802.11g network.

Ben


Brick and concrete (including stucco) tend to absorb the signal where
as  metal just reflects it.


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