I setup a new Roku box with an older DL-524 WiFi access point (channel 3 with security running). I noticed that fairly often the Roku looses the signal from the DL-524 and the show I am watching stops. I used a WiFi analyzer on my Android phone and noticed that the signal strength from the DL-524 varies from -50 dbm to -70 dbm, with an occasional spike to -100 dbm over about a 10 minute period.
I have another access point at the other end of the house (WRT54G, channel 11 with security running), and it shows a +/- 10dbm variation in signal strength with a few spikes to -100 dbm in a 10 minute period as well. The -100 dmb spikes between the two devices do not seem to be correlated. 1. Is this behavior normal for WiFi access points? 2. Could the Android WiFi analyzer be the cause of this strange behavior? 3. Do I need a new access point for Netflix? Any brand recommendations? Thanks! Mark
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