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My house is larger than this, and my wifi covers my house, my yard, and reaches a few houses away. There's something different about your house, do you have met
by bagels 3y ago
My house is larger than this, and my wifi covers my house, my yard, and reaches a few houses away. There's something different about your house, do you have metal in the walls?
- madaxe_again 3y agoThe clue is “180 year old” - it’s going to be masonry. I’m willing to bet that yours is framed lumber. The former is like, well, a brick wall, to WiFi signals. The latter is barely noticeable.
- emmet 3y agoYes I have walls in my walls rather than air and wasps.
- WeAddValue 3y agoYup, probably that. My 161 year old needs the router and 3 pods and still has no-signal areas.
- ghaff 3y agoNot necessarily. My 200 year old house is wood. Although the plaster still there attenuates a bit. But I agree with your basic point. An access point in one corner of the 1800 sq. ft. house mostly covers the whole place. I was just at a friend's 2BR Europen apartment and one access point only covered about half the place.
- szszrk 3y agoI have a slightly smaller flat and the same problem as mentioned. I DO have metal in the walls... reinforced concrete is a thing.