Hmmm... here's how you can determine the strongest radiated signal.
1. Read the specs and note the transmiter output power in dBm.
2. Read the specs and note the antenna gain in dBi.
3. Add the transmitter output power in dBm and the antenna gain in dBi.
4. The access point with the largest dBm+dBi will radiate the strongest
signal.
jack
Victor Caballero wrote:
> What are the experiences with the various access points?
>
> Which ones are the strongest signals?
>
> I need something that is strong.
>
> Thanks,
> Victor
>
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