I've had excellent results with both the new D-Link N models and the
Ruckus (which is however basically impossible to buy).
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jsprag;304485 Wrote:
> I think you are thinking of Broadcom. They make the chips inside the
> Linux WRT54 series as well as several others (such as the Buffalo
> AirStation).
Yes, you are right, I'm wrong.
Broadcom is the chip. They are in many routers. Check the DD-WRT site
for a long list.
Another vote for Linksys WRT54GL.
Use DD-WRT or Tomato firmware. I had ~280 days uptime before last
(manual) reboot, no problems at all.
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mvalera;304421 Wrote:
> Seconded... or thirded... whatever. :)
>
> Mike
Linksys WRT54GL is what I use at home. Solid as a rock with everything
I use (Squeezeboxes, Vudu, Playstations, Wii, computers, phones, etc).
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pfarrell;304417 Wrote:
> Buffalo makes the chips inside a lot of Wireless routers.
I think you are thinking of Broadcom. They make the chips inside the
Linux WRT54 series as well as several others (such as the Buffalo
AirStation).
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WRT54GL with Tomato fw.
Cranked up the radio, and the little thing has really good antennas.
And it can handle WOL over internet and QOS and even more stuff.
I can NOT recommend the NetGear WGT624v3 it's.
Mainly because it's a little buggy and is much weaker in the radio then
the linksys.
And it
I fully recommend the Net Gear WNR854T N series router. I replaced an
older Netgear with it and the results were pretty phenomenal. I was
just commenting today to my son how we have maybe had one drop in the 3
months of using it. I can run my laptop at the N rate without problems
with the Squ
WRT54GL + Tomato Firmware
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pfarrell;304417 Wrote:
>
> One big one, for some folks, is the ability to crank up the radio
> power, for more range.
>
Another big one is repeater/bridge mode. Have a really large/difficult
area to cover? Use a repeater to get the signal out to where you need.
Takes a second router, but if the
pfarrell;304397 Wrote:
> SoftPhill wrote:
> > I see loads of
> > threads on intermittent wifi issues and 50% of the time at least it
> > turns out to be the router. I was wondering if Slimdevices have
> thought
> > about a recommendation list for routers that they know are up to the
> > task to h
jsprag wrote:
> Another vote for the WRT54GL. I have one of these plus two Buffalo
> routers (same chipset) with the Tomato firmware and they are great
> devices.
Buffalo makes the chips inside a lot of Wireless routers. For some
reason, Buffalo can no longer sell their routers in the US, some
SoftPhill;304374 Wrote:
> Hi all, i love this forum and own 2 SB3 and 2 duets. I see loads of
> threads on intermittent wifi issues and 50% of the time at least it
> turns out to be the router. I was wondering if Slimdevices have thought
> about a recommendation list for routers that they know ar
pfarrell;304397 Wrote:
> SoftPhill wrote:
> > I see loads of
> > threads on intermittent wifi issues and 50% of the time at least it
> > turns out to be the router. I was wondering if Slimdevices have
> thought
> > about a recommendation list for routers that they know are up to the
> > task to h
SoftPhill wrote:
> I see loads of
> threads on intermittent wifi issues and 50% of the time at least it
> turns out to be the router. I was wondering if Slimdevices have thought
> about a recommendation list for routers that they know are up to the
> task to help us make a choice.
I do *not* work
Have you had a look at the wiki?? Then buy a Netgear N series ;)
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I don't own one, but take a look at this:
http://www.ruckuswireless.com/products/mediaflex/adapter/
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Hi all, i love this forum and own 2 SB3 and 2 duets. I see loads of
threads on intermittent wifi issues and 50% of the time at least it
turns out to be the router. I was wondering if Slimdevices have thought
about a recommendation list for routers that they know are up to the
task to help us make
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