Along with all these other good suggestions, it took me almost 2 weeks
to get a reliable signal to my squeezebox. I live in an inner city area
and, for some reason or other, I could not get reliable SB3 operation on
the default wireless channel for my region. I ended up on channel 13. It
may end u
Some thoughts:
- elevation. Like a radio tower, a wireless antenna likes to be up,
free and clear of obstructions. Even though you may be moving it away
from the SB by a few feet, putting the router on top of a cabinet or
something may help.
- antenna orientation. Most antennas with wireless
jmstipe wrote:
> I moved the D-Link Wireless Router from the basement to the 2nd floor of
> my house to improve the signal to my iMAC. I could however move the
> Router/Modem to my mainfloor (virtually) next to my squeezebox if that
> would help.
If you move your router/modem, then you can just p
I moved the D-Link Wireless Router from the basement to the 2nd floor of
my house to improve the signal to my iMAC. I could however move the
Router/Modem to my mainfloor (virtually) next to my squeezebox if that
would help.
I'm trying to avoid $150 range booster type product for my router...
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jmstipe;151764 Wrote:
> I am looking for some advice on how to get a better signal.
> Here is my set-up:
>
> Cable Modem hooked up to a D-Link Wireless router on the 2nd floor of
> my house. My iMAC is also upstairs in a seperate room (than the
> router). My squeezebox (v3) is downstairs on
Can you attach larger antennas to you D link do the unscrew ?
Is their another cable outlet on the 1st floor you could pug in to?
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