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Try setting up a MikroTik Groove.
There was a thunder storm over the house while I was lawn mower shopping (long story, well you know it) and the wife called up and said the house was hit by lightning. After which we had no internet.
So after I get home I check out what's going on with the www, the Groove is completely unresponsive, and the computer by the router wasn't talking to the router anymore.
After several different tests I determined the Groove was dead. Luckily I had 2 spares, so after I programmed the new Groove I had to replace the router too, it was fried too.
It's been a crappy day.
There was a thunder storm over the house while I was lawn mower shopping (long story, well you know it) and the wife called up and said the house was hit by lightning. After which we had no internet.
So after I get home I check out what's going on with the www, the Groove is completely unresponsive, and the computer by the router wasn't talking to the router anymore.
After several different tests I determined the Groove was dead. Luckily I had 2 spares, so after I programmed the new Groove I had to replace the router too, it was fried too.
It's been a crappy day.
after a good day, putting some much needed miles on the truck... first the brackets for the 3rd gen rear bumper failed... then upon walking out my front door, i went thru the floor of my stairs. the pt 1x6 snapped, and i went down. ripped my finger apart, and scraped the **** out of my leg. im hurtin big time!
Sorry to hear about that.
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after a good day, putting some much needed miles on the truck... first the brackets for the 3rd gen rear bumper failed... then upon walking out my front door, i went thru the floor of my stairs. the pt 1x6 snapped, and i went down. ripped my finger apart, and scraped the **** out of my leg. im hurtin big time!
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From: Fredericksburg, Virginia
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It receives the wireless signal from the Wireless Access Point.
Wireless Internet bro!
The -61 and -63 are my average signal strength numbers. The bigger the negative -60 to -50 etc... the better the signal, too much signal and you can literally fry the radio.
We have some customers that are so close to the AP's that we have to install the radio's in the house, to avoid TOO much signal.
Wireless Internet bro!
The -61 and -63 are my average signal strength numbers. The bigger the negative -60 to -50 etc... the better the signal, too much signal and you can literally fry the radio.
We have some customers that are so close to the AP's that we have to install the radio's in the house, to avoid TOO much signal.
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It receives the wireless signal from the Wireless Access Point.
Wireless Internet bro!
The -61 and -63 are my average signal strength numbers. The bigger the negative -60 to -50 etc... the better the signal, too much signal and you can literally fry the radio.
We have some customers that are so close to the AP's that we have to install the radio's in the house, to avoid TOO much signal.
Wireless Internet bro!
The -61 and -63 are my average signal strength numbers. The bigger the negative -60 to -50 etc... the better the signal, too much signal and you can literally fry the radio.
We have some customers that are so close to the AP's that we have to install the radio's in the house, to avoid TOO much signal.
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From: Fredericksburg, Virginia
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