Bob Keyes wrote:
It would be interesting if the level of water in the tank affected your
signal. Is there any way to tell?
Heh. I agree the best thing for you to do is probably run Kismet or
Netstumbler at the client end. When you do that, make sure you use the
same type of radio the clients have or better yet, use the client's
adapter. If you're using a commercial AP, try disconnecting the antenna
from it briefly during an off peak time and use your laptop instead to
see what's going on at the AP side. I don't think Netstumbler can see
clients though, only the AP. You'd probably have to use Kismet for that.
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