Harry:
As an old retired architect, I would guess that your big problem is
not the brick separation wall at all, but something metal in your
house, such as cast iron vent and sewer pipes, and possibly even
electrical cables and such. I am sorry to say that such items
frequently block electrical signals, and relocation is not often very
practical.
Neal Hammon
On Jan 22, 2012, at 11:54 AM, Harry Jacobson-Beyer wrote:
I live in a 3 story victorian era home.
The front part of the house is separated from the back part by an
18" thick brick wall (of course there are doors between the front
and back sections.
There are only 2 rooms on the third floor both over the front part
of the house.
My internet connection (Bellsouth DSL connected to a Cisco/Linksys
wireless routher) comes in to the house in the front room on the
second floor.
I receive a good signal (3 bars) in the front rooms on the 1st, 2nd,
and 3rd floors. The 3rd floor has only two rooms. I receive an ok
signal (2 bars) in the back room on the 3rd floor and a good signal
in the 2nd floor room immediately behind the front room.
For the back part of the house it's a different story.
In the two back rooms on the second floor I receive an ok signal and
in the 2nd room on the 1st floor I get an ok signal but in the other
two rooms (the ones on the other side of the 18" brick wall) on the
1st floor I don't get any wireless signal at all.
Is there anything I can do to get a wireless signal to the back of
my house to improve the signal I receive on the first floor and to
get the signal to the back two rooms and deck on the first floor?
Thanks.
Harry Jacobson-Beyer
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