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Re: Unifi wifi AP's



Hi Paul,

On 18/08/2013 14:47, Paul Gale wrote:
> Hi Joseph,
>
> No, I've not done any comparisons as such - but it's definitely giving
me better range than the two WAP54G's I previously had - one was setup as a
repeater/extender.
Good to know, thanks.
> I'm also lucky here (reading Phil's comments), that it's a fairly big
house and the neighbours are quite well spaced apart (unlike some of the
more modern very dense housing that's going up down the road) - so I don't
see many other networks competing with mine :)
>

Similar-ish situation here, lovely thick sandstone walls mean I can't
receive my own wireless network in some rooms, definitely no issues with
interference from neighbour's networks! iPhone's (etc) are the biggest
problem - their antennas must be tiny, they can struggle to pick up a
signal from a router just on the opposite side one of the thicker walls.

Thanks

Joseph



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