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Wireless signal strength?

Neil_Sedaka · 2005-04-26 23:57:41

I'm using a Belkin setup and the "Wireless Monitor" tells me my signal strength is anywhere from 68% to 78%, usually about 74% Is this good, bad or indifferent? what's yours? how far apart are the transmitter/receivers etc? Does a lower signal strength affect download speed for example??

27-04-2005 12:57am

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I'm using a Belkin setup and the "Wireless Monitor" tells me my signal strength is anywhere from 68% to 78%, usually about 74%

Is this good, bad or indifferent? what's yours? how far apart are the transmitter/receivers etc?

Does a lower signal strength affect download speed for example??

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