how to boost inter net signal??

aliEnRIK

shaun40400 wrote: »

and how do you do that??

You need to log into the router with an ip addresss put into your browser

mine for example is http://192.168.1.1 (Netgear)

Depends on your router and settings mind

aliEnRIK

savemoney wrote: »

http://www.microsoft.com/athome/setup/wirelesstips.aspx <===tips on wireless

7. Reduce wireless interference

If you have cordless phones or other wireless electronics in your home, your computer might not be able to "hear" your router over the noise from the other wireless devices. To quiet the noise, avoid wireless electronics that use the 2.4GHz frequency. Instead, look for cordless phones that use the 5.8GHz or 900MHz frequencies.

My tesco cheapie phones run between the 1.88 and 1.9 Ghz range. Is that not normal then?

shaun40400

THANKS FOR THE EXPLANATION RIK

1st step ive took is to buy 3mtr of aerial extension cable for ,,,,,€7-45,,,remember this is the rip off republic not the uk:o,,and moved the Ariel higher
so far on line for an hr and no cut offs:T but this test will have to be done over a few days to see if its solved,,,,
the plugs for transferring though the household electrics,,,,:eek::eek:€119-00
or usb for €59-00

speed test results for clearwire 1mb

jitter 68.9ms
pocket loss 0.0%
mos 3.5

down load 1.78 kbps
up load 10.8 kbps
quality 51%

guess i wont be joining the 100 club:o:o

aliEnRIK

shaun40400 wrote: »

THANKS FOR THE EXPLANATION RIK

1st step ive took is to buy 3mtr of aerial extension cable for ,,,,,€7-45,,,remember this is the rip off republic not the uk:o,,and moved the Ariel higher
so far on line for an hr and no cut offs:T but this test will have to be done over a few days to see if its solved,,,,
the plugs for transferring though the household electrics,,,,:eek::eek:€119-00
or usb for €59-00

speed test results for clearwire 1mb

jitter 68.9ms
pocket loss 0.0%
mos 3.5

down load 1.78 kbps
up load 10.8 kbps
quality 51%

guess i wont be joining the 100 club:o:o

Where did you get the speedtest results from?

Leopard

aliEnRIK wrote: »

Im gonna throw a curve ball ~
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HnV9D7p4Fyo

My experiment did not go entirely as planned.

Clearly, at least one can of Coca-Cola was going to need to be consumed. So I began by making a stiff Cuba Libre.

Whilst in the course of considering whether there was a better way of cutting the empty can in half, it occurred to me that the Airport Extreme Base Station has more than two aerials. So, I made another Cuba Libre.

Then I remembered that the Airport Extreme Base Station actually has six or eight internal aerials. The precise number eluded me because, by then, my memory was becoming a little less sharp than usual.

To be on the safe side, I made a couple more Cubas Libre. :beer:

By this stage, my companion had finished cooking; she drank the eighth one herself and pointed out that despite the shortcomings perceived by asininity in the design by Apple of the Airport Extreme Base Station, the ones we've got deliver a five-bar, rock-solid, 5 GHz 802.11n and 2.4 GHz 802.11b/g signal throughout the property anyway.

So, we opened a bottle of wine and had dinner, instead. :EasterBun

shaun40400

SPEED TEST FROM
IRISH ISP SPEED TEST
https://www.irishisptest.com/myspeed.php

shaun40400

Leopard wrote: »

My experiment did not go entirely as planned.

Clearly, at least one can of Coca-Cola was going to need to be consumed. So I began by making a stiff Cuba Libre.

Whilst in the course of considering whether there was a better way of cutting the empty can in half, it occurred to me that the Airport Extreme Base Station has more than two aerials. So, I made another Cuba Libre.

Then I remembered that the Airport Extreme Base Station actually has six or eight internal aerials. The precise number eluded me because, by then, my memory was becoming a little less sharp than usual.

To be on the safe side, I made a couple more Cubas Libre. :beer:

By this stage, my companion had finished cooking; she drank the eighth one herself and pointed out that despite the shortcomings perceived by asininity in the design by Apple of the Airport Extreme Base Station, the ones we've got deliver a five-bar, rock-solid, 5 GHz 802.11n and 2.4 GHz 802.11b/g signal throughout the property anyway.

So, we opened a bottle of wine and had dinner, instead. :EasterBun

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: :T:T THAT'S MY KIND OF RESEARCH:o

aliEnRIK

shaun40400 wrote: »

SPEED TEST FROM
IRISH ISP SPEED TEST
www.irishisptest.com/myspeed.php

Not bad test that. My firefox didnt like it mind!

shaun40400

aliEnRIK wrote: »

Not bad test that. My firefox didnt like it mind!

i use firefox,,,,no problems,,,,,

also it's now 5 hrs and still not dropped the interweb signal

hopefully,,,it was just that the Ariel was hidden from the router

GunJack

excellent result mate