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uh, try it and find out...
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Move this to another forum so we get post credit for actually helping somebody out for a change, geez.
Depending on the Netgear model you could go with DDWRT or Tomato and crank up the Xmit power considerable-like, that might solve your problem and it's free.
Thank God we're not getting all of the government we're paying for!
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 Originally Posted by mireland
uh, try it and find out... 
For a hardware eng you really are a UPOS
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 Originally Posted by j.m@talk
For a hardware eng you really are a UPOS 
I know netgear makes signal boosters for wireless...other then that I guess yer screwed....
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 Originally Posted by Lgbpop
Move this to another forum so we get post credit for actually helping somebody out for a change, geez.
Depending on the Netgear model you could go with DDWRT or Tomato and crank up the Xmit power considerable-like, that might solve your problem and it's free.
I do like the term "Free" ........... (Its a WGR614v6 as a matter of info/interest)
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Someday when you have the time, teach yourself how to search this forum.
DDWRT
Tomato (just in case you buy a real router someday)
Here's another forum on the subject, check it out: http://www.dd-wrt.com/phpBB2/viewtop...wgr614&start=0
Last edited by Lgbpop; 06-28-2009 at 11:05 AM.
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 Originally Posted by Lgbpop
Its not that long ago I had lots of Linksys separates .... Modem/Router/WAP/Printer Server .......... Then I went cable and sold all the rest of that stuff off, as I got new carp ........... I flog unused PC hardware asap due to its fall off a cliff depreciation
I'll read up on range boostage ...... I can't see me getting too far with this Netgear POS tho
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Don't let that stop ya, this should make for some pretty entertaining reading while you brick a working router.
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