I am trying to get a wifi signal working between two BV houses about 20
m apart separated by a colourbond fence.
I can get it to work but the signal is weak - typically less than 20%
and drop outs are frequent.
Am I asking too much of wifi?
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Howard Lowndes wrote:
I am trying to get a wifi signal working between two BV houses about 20
m apart separated by a colourbond fence.
I can get it to work but the signal is weak - typically less than 20%
and drop outs are frequent.
Am I asking too much of wifi?
no,
colourbond will destroy the
Howard Lowndes wrote:
I am trying to get a wifi signal working between two BV houses about 20
m apart separated by a colourbond fence.
How far above the fence is line of sight?
I am 10' from my neighbours WiFi (mwuhahahaha), but I have to stand on
my desk and hold the laptop above my head to
On Sat, 2005-03-05 at 19:00 +1100, Howard Lowndes wrote:
I am trying to get a wifi signal working between two BV houses about 20
m apart separated by a colourbond fence.
Put the wifi in the ceiling...
I have a wifi crossing a normal street with two brick walls in between
and normally cars
quote who=Terry Collins
Actually, is in't that bad, but I do need it at least a foot above the
desk (his wireless adsl link is on a high shelf {:-).
Always nice having gonzo access to a top-shelf Internet service. ;-)
- Jeff
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gnome.conf.au 2005: April 19th
On Sat, Mar 05, 2005 at 07:00:27PM +1100, Howard Lowndes wrote:
I am trying to get a wifi signal working between two BV houses about 20
m apart separated by a colourbond fence.
I can get it to work but the signal is weak - typically less than 20%
and drop outs are frequent.
Am I asking
On Sat, 2005-03-05 at 19:09, Dean Hamstead wrote:
are you using directional or section antennas or just omnidirectional?
Omni - rubber duckys
Dean
On Sat, March 5, 2005 7:00 pm, Howard Lowndes said:
I am trying to get a wifi signal working between two BV houses about 20
m apart
Howard Lowndes wrote:
I am trying to get a wifi signal working between two BV houses about 20
m apart separated by a colourbond fence.
I can get it to work but the signal is weak - typically less than 20%
and drop outs are frequent.
Am I asking too much of wifi?
You will find that the low
Howard,
You will find that the low frequency quality is due to deflection from
Iron between the two houses.
First get direct line of site. If this fails or dosn't improve.
Try this to get optimal frequency from wiFi,go out and buy 2 pringle
cans and stick your antennas in the bases.(first eat
