Aubuti
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Typical GSM mobile signal: 750-2000 mW. Typical WLAN device signal:
20-80 mW. Mobile phones are typically pressed against the side of the
user's head while in use. The signal strength drops rapidly with
increased distance.
In other words, I think cutting down your mobile phone use by one
minute e
Well obviously you need to have wifi if you have a Duet -- the SB Duet
Controller only works wirelessly. I am fairly sure that if you setup
the SB Duet Receiver for ethernet that it automatically switches off
the SBR's wifi radio.
I am also fairly sure that wiring the Touch and Radio do _not_
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aubuti;582007 Wrote:
> First, not all SBs are Linux boxes. Only the Radio, Touch, and
> Controller run Linux. So it depends on which Squeezebox model you're
> talking about. For example, the SB2/SB3/Classic switch off the wifi
> radio automatically when connected to ethernet, while some others
>
First, not all SBs are Linux boxes. Only the Radio, Touch, and
Controller run Linux. So it depends on which Squeezebox model you're
talking about. For example, the SB2/SB3/Classic switch off the wifi
radio automatically when connected to ethernet, while some others
require specific edits to system
I dont use wireless because most of my boxes are cabled. I'd like to
turn wl off because i dont like being irradiated when not needed and
because it may help cut power consumption down. Being linux boxes that
must be possible somehow. Tx
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