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Powerful Wireless Access Point

unnameduser · 2011-01-24 19:55:06

Hi there, Any recommendations for a powerful wireless AP that wont stuggle with excessive insulation etc. I've installed lots of AP's before but for an upcoming job in a house that has lots and lots of new insulation I'd like something thats a bit stronger. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance

24-01-2011 7:55pm

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unnameduser

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Hi there,

Any recommendations for a powerful wireless AP that wont stuggle with excessive insulation etc. I've installed lots of AP's before but for an upcoming job in a house that has lots and lots of new insulation I'd like something thats a bit stronger.

Any suggestions? Thanks in advance

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#2 25-01-2011 1:08am

Knasher

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I'd recommend the Buffalo WHR-HP-G54. It has a built in amp and gives a very strong signal, even works diagonally through 3 concrete walls. I also have it set on the lower end of the power settings, so I could have room to maneuver.

Additionally you could always install a second AP at the opposite end of the house and link them via ethernet or homeplug if necessary.

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