Wireless Repeater for PowerBook

[Robert Peirce]

Okay, this isn't the right group, but what is.

I need infor on wireless repeaters. I have one that gives me a terrific
signal but terrible throughput. This must be a common problem. Where
is it discussed?

Yes, I did a Google search. comp.dcom was close but not quite.
comp.std.wireless was another possibilty but again didn't seem to offer
what I need.

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Robert B. Peirce, Venetia, PA 724-941-6883
[email]rbpeirce@adelphia.net[/email] [Mac]
[email]rbp@cooksonpeirce.com[/email] [Office]

[John Johnson]

In article <rbpeirce-24E5CB.22542105092003@news3.news.adelphia.net>,
Robert Peirce <rbpeirce@adelphia.net> wrote:

> Okay, this isn't the right group, but what is.
>
> I need infor on wireless repeaters. I have one that gives me a terrific
> signal but terrible throughput. This must be a common problem. Where
> is it discussed?

There have been some discussions about wireless signals in this group.
More information about your situation and setup would be quite helpful.
As it is, I've no real idea what might be the problem.

If you own a Mac using OS X, you should download a program called
MacStumbler. It gives signal strength information as well as noise
levels, and can be quite helpful in diagnosing wireless difficulties.

[EmuPooh Nonames]

On 6/9/03 2:13 PM, in article
[email]null-CE552E.23135105092003@newssvr28.news.prodigy.com[/email], "John Johnson"
<null@invalid.com> wrote:

> In article <rbpeirce-24E5CB.22542105092003@news3.news.adelphia.net>,
> Robert Peirce <rbpeirce@adelphia.net> wrote:
>

>> Okay, this isn't the right group, but what is.
>>
>> I need infor on wireless repeaters. I have one that gives me a terrific
>> signal but terrible throughput. This must be a common problem. Where
>> is it discussed?

>
> There have been some discussions about wireless signals in this group.
> More information about your situation and setup would be quite helpful.
> As it is, I've no real idea what might be the problem.
>
> If you own a Mac using OS X, you should download a program called
> MacStumbler. It gives signal strength information as well as noise
> levels, and can be quite helpful in diagnosing wireless difficulties.

Check out
It is pretty broad in discussions


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