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I am looking for a cheap but good wireless router with adjustable wireless powers
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Wireless Router
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any thoughts?
Electrofreak
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Have you bothered to look at The Router Recommendations Thread (Consumer) yet?
It's stickied at the top of this forum.
It's stickied at the top of this forum.
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That sticky does not have any posts that i saw that have routers where you can adjust the powers in them
Electrofreak
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That sticky does not have any posts that i saw that have routers where you can adjust the powers in them
I believe that DD-WRT supports transmit power adjustment. Any router supported by DD-WRT should allow you to adjust the transmission strength if you flash it with that firmware.
If you want a recommendation for a router that has stock firmware that supports transmission power adjustment, I can't help you.
YeOldeStonecat
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That sticky does not have any posts that i saw that have routers where you can adjust the powers in them
I haven't seen any with stock/default firmware which allow cranking up the transmit power, only via 3rd party firmwares such as DD or Tomato. Look at their HCL.
I haven't seen any with stock/default firmware which allow cranking up the transmit power, only via 3rd party firmwares such as DD or Tomato. Look at their HCL.
I don't actually use them, and I can't even remember the exact model number, but the D-Link routers the wireless company here sells has stock firmware that allows you to adjust transmit power. Kind of surprised me. I'd look on D-Link's website if you're not into a custom firmware.