As far as I recall about 802.11g the arc for quality -> speed is much different from 802.11b precisely I recall they said that as the quality goes down the throughput sharply drops hence you only see a big performance gain on the high quality links and then it steeply drops to 802.11b speed again, but this is just from memory I cant say for 100%
Chris
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From: Roger Howard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, July 07, 2003 9:16 AM
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I'm currently running a lot (most) of my subscribers on a very weak signal
(40-60% rssi), due to lots of trees in the area. I have 11 customers
installed and it seems to be going ok. I will soon be adding a second
sector. My question is about upgrading to 802.11g when it is available. Am I
likely to get greater throughput to all customers with this, or only the
ones that currently have a strong signal? My understanding is that when you
go all 802.11g you may have less range to pay for the extra throughput.
Any comments?
Thanks,
Roger
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