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Grant Edwards wrote: |
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> On 2019-11-28, Dale <rdalek1967@×××××.com> wrote: |
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>> One more question Grant, if you know. Do you know about the range of |
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>> the wireless on this router? You ever tested to see how far say a cell |
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>> phone or something will hold a signal and work? I had to move my |
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>> printer to the kitchen, a far bedroom was to far away. It would get a |
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>> signal at times but not often enough. It's about 60 feet away and |
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>> really only two thin interior walls between the router and printer. My |
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>> cell phone does better for some reason. I can go outside and be about |
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>> 100 feet away and it still update the weather info fairly quickly. I'm |
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>> just curious if you have tested this and can share some experience with |
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>> how it works in the real world. |
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> The range on the TP-Link seems better than average, but I haven't done |
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> any real testing. |
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> Grant |
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Given the range of my current router is not real good, maybe it will be |
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better. For my printer, it doesn't have to be to fast anyway. |
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Generally my cell phone is within 10 feet if I'm updating so it should |
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do fine within that range. |
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Thanks for the info. At least I can figure it will be better. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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