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|    Message 54,671 of 55,960    |
|    Arlen _G_ Holder to Ed Pawlowski    |
|    Re: Just curious how far your Wi-Fi acce    |
|    12 Oct 19 22:43:02    |
      XPost: alt.home.repair, sci.electronics.repair       From: _arlen.george@halder.edu              On Sat, 12 Oct 2019 18:20:40 -0400, Ed Pawlowski wrote:              > If the best you can do is make a long post just to denigrate another it       > is you wasting everyone else's time. Your mother would be ashamed of       > you and your values.              OK. I'll ignore Trader_4 for the remainder of this thread...       o Starting now.              Besides, I think I've almost fully shot my wad on this topic unless...       o Unless one of the recipients wants to try it themselves.              They might have questions since you have to know what to buy       o And you have to know how to set it up              Which depends on what you're doing with it.              For example, if you're simply "painting the pool"       o So that the kids can be on their phone far from the house              The software switches will be different than if you're connecting to an AP.              Rest assured, this equipment can do anything you typically want to do       o Where the switches inside the router software make it what it is.              In summary, I haven't covered the software because it would only matter if       someone needs help setting theirs up - otherwise - all that really matters       is two things:       o The distances people volunteered are real - and very possible       o If you simply purchase this equipment - instead of the 'consumer' stuff              The good news is that it costs just about the same as consumer stuff       o But the bad news is that it's usually (not always) a bit larger stuff              --       Sharing purposefully helpful ideas on Usenet; one idea at a time.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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