Greg Klanderman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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>
> When did you get your SB1? I got mine in January, and initially had
> problems with wireless signal strength which were solved with help
> from Rico at Slimdevices support. Here are the relevant emails:
>
> | That's pretty recent so I'm fairly
When did you get your SB1? I got mine in January, and initially had
problems with wireless signal strength which were solved with help
from Rico at Slimdevices support. Here are the relevant emails:
| That's pretty recent so I'm fairly certain your player will have the
| purple colored card..
Quoting dean blackketter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Helped a LOT with the 802.11b card in my Powerbook.
>
your mileage may vary. When it is working, I do get an extra bar on the meter
with my dlink 802.11b card in my HP. The drawback seems to be that if you ever
have any little slip in service from
Helped a LOT with the 802.11b card in my Powerbook.
On Jul 15, 2005, at 9:43 AM, ron thigpen wrote:
dean blackketter wrote:
The thing that solved my coverage problems at home was a Belkin
Pre-N router.
Dean,
Does the Pre-N multi-antenna, directionality gain magic also
function for 8
dean blackketter wrote:
The thing that solved my coverage problems at home was a Belkin Pre-N
router.
Dean,
Does the Pre-N multi-antenna, directionality gain magic also function
for 802.11b connections, or is it just a G thing?
Not disputing, just curious.
--rt
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I agree a reflector is a great first step.
I played with larger antennas at one point and didn't have much luck.
The thing that solved my coverage problems at home was a Belkin Pre-N
router.
Vidur's house benefited from the Pre-N router from Netgear.
I'm in the process of installing a Netge
dijon wrote:
my wireless SB1 is 2 floors away from base station and usually has a signal
strength of about 20-22% - does anyone know how much of an increase i would
get if i replaced its antenna with a high gain one? i've been getting
dropouts, slimserver disconnects etc..
can't say exactly how
my wireless SB1 is 2 floors away from base station and usually has a signal
strength of about 20-22% - does anyone know how much of an increase i would
get if i replaced its antenna with a high gain one? i've been getting
dropouts, slimserver disconnects etc..
thanks
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