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hyperbol
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Loc: Aberdeenshire
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Hi, I live in a long granite house (converted farm building) and can't get the wifi signal from my BT Homehub Router to reach the extreme ends of the house - signal strength drops off. Is there a device for boosting the wifi signal strength or extending its range? Thanks
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BurrWalnut
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Loc: London, England
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Yep, Google is the answer.
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setecio
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More than one of those thick walls will leave you with no signal. I would advise putting a cat5e cable in from the hub to the other end, and either attaching a wireless access point to it, or just use it as a wired connection on the other side of the house.
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bobnemesis
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Reg'd: Fri
Posts: 363
Loc: North Wales
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A few handy tips >>Here<<
I live in a Welsh cottage with walls over three foot thick and connect with a BT Home Hub. I have a computer in my outside workshop twenty yards from the hub and can connect via wireless OK. This I did by simply positioning the hub in a sensible place.
Edited by bobnemesis (Mon Feb 18 2008 08:37 PM)
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