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- | ====== Various tips ====== | ||
- | ===== With maximum output power, I'll get a better range ===== | ||
- | It's false in most situations.\\ | ||
- | As an advice, in a home environment, | ||
- | If you're doing long links, yes, maximum output power is the best. | ||
- | ===== I'll buy amplifiers to have a better range ===== | ||
- | That's not a very good idea because: | ||
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- | - Amplifier also amplify noise and that's not a good thing for link quality | ||
- | - With high amplifications, | ||
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- | Then you should better buy good antenna' | ||
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- | ===== My card says that I have 20dBm (100mW) but i only have 18dBm, why? ===== | ||
- | Most cards have 100mW, but with the antenna (2dBi antenna). | ||
- | In 802.11a and 802.11g, the output power is 30mW due to modulation (it's a bit harder to use [[http:// | ||
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- | ===== With a better txpower, i have receive better | ||
- | That's false, txpower isn't linked with receiving at all. For receiving, you should see receive sensivity of your card | ||
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- | ===== Which antenna to choose | ||
- | You should see [[http:// |