SuperQ: I decided to teach my daughter about the scientific method and
I went and changed two things at once: I shifted the router about 10
degrees (moved the antenna) and changed to channel 2 on the router.
So far, 2 flawless evenings of connectivity.
My daughter asked which change made the d
I use a couple of Devolo Homeplugs to connect an SB3 to my router, it
works fine even though the two ends of the 'wired' network are on
separate circuits in the house. This may a solution for the original
poster.
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nacmacfeegle
Crusty old Dell>Netgear router>homplug>
Kitchen --- SB3>AEgo M
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I believe some people use homeplug products for getting wired
connections around the house.
http://www.homeplug.org/products/
I don't know what the performance is like - perhaps someone would like
to comment?
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morris_minor
Thanks SuperQ. Will try and get back with results.
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utowana
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The signal strength meter tells you how much signal you're getting, but
it won't tell you if you're "dropping packets". You should run the
network test plugin from the SB3 and it will tell you how many packets
are getting through. I don't remember if this is the case with the
signal strength on
I have a problem that just does not seem to go away. I have a 3 SB
household, two of which (one wired and one wireless) stream effectively
and in an uninterrupted way. The third, located furthest away from my
Belkin Pre-N wireless router, takes as long as a minute to start
playing (I load someth
