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From my experience with in-home WiFi most access points can cover a house just fine. The issue is even in the suburbs, you have dozens of other signals on the s
by sidewndr46 3y ago
From my experience with in-home WiFi most access points can cover a house just fine. The issue is even in the suburbs, you have dozens of other signals on the same frequency. So your signal to noise ratio is awful, leading to it being unusable in the spots farthest from the access point.
- boringuser2 3y agoI've managed to mostly mitigate this problem using a ruckus r710, which competes expertly for air space. Saturates fully. 2.4ghz is still too crowded in urban environments, but every smart device on it has enough bandwidth to function. I've given up trying to improve this after spending a decent amount of time and money.
- sidewndr46 3y agoI use the DFS bands when I can in the US
- hinkley 3y agoApartments are also no fun. Not just the people on your floor and the neighboring ones, but the next apartments as well.