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Widest range wireless router?

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ramborums Original post #1
Jul 2, 2007 at 7:00 PM
Could someone recommend the widest range wireless router to be used for internet access in a large house? Around 1500 sft into 2 floors. I already tried to use a Dlink DI524 wireless router with a DWL2100AP in repeater mode. Didnt work for me despite various attempts with Dlink support for many months.

Now I dont mind dumping this pair and going for an alternative that works.

Thanks for any inputs.
Ramesh
devil_me
Jul 2, 2007 at 9:45 PM
*www.bountifulwifi.com/products/bountiful-router.html
Its given in the specification that this router can catch a wireless lan at a distance of 1/4th of a mile and hear the same another router at a distance of even half mile away.
This should b sufficient to you I guess. But I don't know about its availability in india...
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Liggy #3
Jul 4, 2007 at 2:36 AM
yeah it all sounds great but you need to remember interference. I'm sure D-link explained to you about this. the repeater causes interference as well. there are a lot of things that generate a 2.4 Ghz frequency. do you live in a large populated area? how many of your neighbours have wireless connections? sooooo many factors!!! Also I believe that is one of the older D-Link routers ( I know cuz I have one kickin around somewhere), is there a particular reason you want wireless as apposed to wired (which would be faster then wireless)???
devil_me
Jul 4, 2007 at 11:55 PM
Liggy said:
yeah it all sounds great but you need to remember interference. I'm sure D-link explained to you about this. the repeater causes interference as well. there are a lot of things that generate a 2.4 Ghz frequency. do you live in a large populated area? how many of your neighbours have wireless connections? sooooo many factors!!! Also I believe that is one of the older D-Link routers ( I know cuz I have one kickin around somewhere), is there a particular reason you want wireless as apposed to wired (which would be faster then wireless)???

Yea, you need to think about it ramborums