Wireless range

CHILLIN wrote:I have bought from this company, C.Crane, before, they are very reputable and easy to deal with. They have put together a website on ways to improve your wi fi transmission and reception. http://www.countrymilewifi.com/

C.Crane has a wonderful catalog and use to be where one would get good AM radios and such. If you DX AM radio you should check these folks
out. Lots of things like better antenna for your car with loads and such. Good Products and very reputable as Chillin says.

Check em out online if you are bored. I bought a loaded antenna to replace the stock one and I could listen to AM for 70 miles away during the
day in my truck. Lots of neat stuff.
Z

Fry's NOB has the larger Asus 9db gain wifi antenna to replace the short ones.
Works well I have one on my system.

Z

some body please sticky this !!!! Great Thread!

CanuckBob wrote:OK, I picked up a third wireless router and it works either way. You can either plug it into the #2 LAN port on the TelMex router OR you can plug it into the #1 LAN port on the second router. Seems to me there would be no limt if you keep connecting in series so no reason not to have full coverage no matter how large your property is. You just need wireless routers and Cat5 cable.

Sorry I've been out sick. As you reported yes you can go on forever like this. You can run parallel or series or both. This is the beauty of DHCP. let me just ad, please don't forget about security!!!