ackovski
join:2005-03-18
7000
|  I dont understand this...
It was working fine and nothing is changed in preferences.
It may be damaged by higher voltage.
Any idea how to fix this? |
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cacroll
Eventually, Prozac becomes normal
Premium
join:2002-07-25
Martinez, CA
| said by ackovski  :It was working fine and nothing is changed in preferences.
You may get excellent signal strength from any AP, yet the noise level (analogue or digital) may produce unacceptable link quality. Your neighbour may put his own AP on the same channel. Or maybe somebody fired up his microwave oven, as you were doing your test. Or a dozen other possibilities, which can override raw signal strength, and not require you to change anything in preferences.
»networking.nitecruzr.net/2005/10···net.html
Maybe a site survey would be a good idea.
»networking.nitecruzr.net/2006/06···ent.html
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Chuck
MS-MVP 2005-2007 [Windows - Networking]
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ackovski
join:2005-03-18
7000 | It seems something is fried.  |
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cacroll
Eventually, Prozac becomes normal
Premium
join:2002-07-25
Martinez, CA
| said by ackovski :It seems something is fried.
Maybe, it's time for Frys.
»www.frys.com/
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Chuck
MS-MVP 2005-2008 [Windows - Desktop Experience]
Nitecruzr Dot Net |
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LLigetfa
join:2006-05-15
Fort Frances, ON | I think the OP is into running amps and very high EIRP. Thats what you get (EVM) when you run cheap amps and OFDM. |
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stevech0
join:2006-09-17
San Diego, CA
| or 2.4GHz cordless phone. Or 2.4GHz analog on RF video camera (CCTV).
Can be badly transmitted signal (bad EVM as noted earlier, due to crummy amplifier or overdriven amplifier), or bad received signal due to interference or high noise floor due to use of cheap amplifier. In general, WiFi bi-directional amplifiers are a net-loss compared to better high gain omni or other antennas, so long as your radiated power is regulatory-compliant. |
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